Battenheim: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Church of Saint-Imier in Battenheim houses an organ dating from 1720. The parish acquired it in 1766 from the Reformed Church of Saint-Étienne in Mulhouse; it was restored in 1975 and 1989.

Those who combine Battenheim with Saint-Imier and Batt’art 2026 may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Culture and History

The three-storey bell tower with a gabled roof of the church in Battenheim was built between 1503 and 1508. The two side altars and retables of the Church of Saint-Imier in Battenheim were commissioned in 1771 and installed in 1772.

Batt’art 2026 was the thirteenth edition of the art event. Around twenty local, regional and international artists exhibited paintings, sculptures, photographs and other original works.

Nature

The Circuit du Quatelbach between Baldersheim and Battenheim is 5 km long, without any particular difficulties, and partly runs along a cycle path. It can be completed in its entirety with a VTC, an all-terrain bicycle.

The Marche de la Sorcière in Battenheim is a walk of around 10 km through fields and forest around Battenheim.

Food and Drink

A grocery store in Battenheim offers fresh produce, fruit and vegetables, as well as a traditional butcher's and charcuterie counter. A local food establishment has a production workshop, a retail outlet and a tea room.

Geographical Setting

The Cité de l'Automobile museum, the Cité du Train museum and the Belvédère observation tower are located in the vicinity of Battenheim.

In the wider regional surroundings of Battenheim are the ruins of Château du Hungerstein and the ruins of Château du Hirtzenstein. The mountains Amselkopf, Geisskopf and Riesenkopf are also located in this wider regional area.

Other places: Aubure, Eglingen, Huningue, Ranspach-Le-Bas, Fellering, Stosswihr, Goldbach-Altenbach, Baldersheim

Haut-Rhin: Haut-Rhin.