Best places: Historical landmarks in Sierentz, France

Vast, fortified WWII complex with bomb launcher turrets, guns & underground train, for guided tours.

👍👍 Just love it. Well maintained, offering amazing views

Ossuary building containing the bones of 130,000 unidentified soldiers killed in the battle.

👍👍 Hands down, one of the most scenic places I've ever been! The photos don't do it justice!! If you want to spend a day trip, I'd highly recommend this medieval town. The artisanal goods are amazing, the food is delicious, and the vibes are immaculate 👌

Immersive & interactive exhibits depict a 1916 battle in this comprehensive museum.

This immaculate monastery was founded in 1118 & retains its historic buildings & landscaped gardens.

👍👍 The fortress was built in 1938 and is part of the French Maginot Line in Rohrbach les Bitche, approx. 35 km from Saarbrücken. It consists of 3 above-ground blocks and is connected to each other at a depth of 25 meters. It was designed for 175 soldiers and houses a modern kitchen and an electricity p...

👍👍 There wasn't an English speaking tour guide available, but they did offer a very good tour aid written in English, and we managed to join a French Tour that had only just started. The areas for exhibit are in remarkable good condition. BEWARE: the very first steep tunnel you need to take can be VER...

👍👍 It is definitely worth a visit. The entire fortification and the engineering behind ist are truly impressive. You get a picture on how the soldiers in the fort lived, how the chain of command worked and how the entire line of defense was organized. About the end you get to see first hand how a comba...

High-end Italian eatery in a historic setting with a courtyard & seasonal entrees, plus beer & wine.

Restored 12th-century mountain fortress with an artillery platform, medieval garden & royal rooms.

👍👍 Put your walking shoes on and walk the trails. First ever visit in a WW historical place. Much to see and nice informationboards in German, French and English. To see the different sides of the trenches and the view gave me goosebumps. That something so terrible could happen in such a beautiful envi...

👍👍 Absolutely brilliant gem of a fort! The volunteers that have renovated and run the place have really put so much effort into this site. It was €5.50 per adult and there is a discount for families. The inside has been renovated and the rooms have been set up to demonstrate the conditions during WWI....

👍👍 It's a place worth visiting, an ancient covent with more than 700 hundred history and a great view behind the chapel. If you like hiking, there are different paths for hikers to enjoy the natural woodlands. Don't forget to visit the Miraculours Spring (La source miraculeuse de Sante Odile)!

Castle dating from the Middle Ages, situated on a dramatic rock face, with tours & activities.

Monumental, restored gate in the city's 14th-century defence wall, with bas reliefs & 2 watchtowers.

Seemingly impregnable fortress dating from the 13th century & commanding a strategic mountain pass.

👍👍 Colmar is a really popular and busy spot. But one can see why that is. It is an unbelievably pretty town, with a very walkable and accessable town center. The old town is pretty compact and could be visited in one day. But make sure to give it a few days if possible. There are endless sights, archit...

👍👍 I am à history nerd, buff, and Battlefield 1 gamer. This map came to life after loving the map in game. Dice did à great job recreating this World War 1 fort. The intérior was well done and close to what it orignally was. Of at verdun recommend going and actually seeing how the soldiers lived and fo...

Medieval palace with a collection of artifacts dating to the Middle Ages & the Renaissance.