In Rantzwiller, the Oratory is located on the RD21. It is dedicated to the Virgin Mary and was created by the brothers Georges and Joseph Bruetschy. A footpath along the RD21 provides pedestrians with safe access to the Oratory. Its inauguration was celebrated with a procession on 15 August.
When planning a stay in Rantzwiller, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The bell tower of the Église Saint-Georges in Rantzwiller dates from the 13th century and was heightened in 1893 with a late Gothic spire. The Église Saint-Georges has a Stations of the Cross with 14 stations; Masses are also celebrated there regularly. A Verschneider organ is associated with the year 1868 in Rantzwiller.
Hiking
The “Around Rantzwiller” hiking route begins at the junction of Rue de Mulhouse and Rue Steinacker, by a calvary. It alternates between woodland sections and clearings and follows the “Rectangle Jaune” trail marking.
Surroundings
The surroundings of Rantzwiller include the Belvédère observation tower, the Cité du Train museum, the Cité de l'Automobile museum and the ruins of Istein Castle. In the wider region around Rantzwiller are Binningen Castle, Reinach Animal Park, the Etang des Coeudres aquarium and Mount Munzenberg.
Local Character
In Rantzwiller, a plum festival was held every year on the second Sunday around the time the school year began.
More local pages: Battenheim, Oberlarg, Wildenstein, Pfastatt, Magstatt-le-Bas, Carspach, Lièpvre, Jebsheim
