Our holiday home is located in a quiet residential area outside the town centre, with a view of the Northern Vosges and the Palatinate Forest. The 5-10 minute walk into the town centre leads along the Lauter river and the medieval town wall.The detached house was completely renovated in 2015 and offers space for up to 6 people on one level and 110 square metres.The light-flooded living room leads onto a large summer terrace where you can also enjoy the evening sun. The sofa bed for two can be used in addition to the bedrooms. On cold days, a modern wood-burning stove provides additional warmth alongside the central heating.Next door in the dining area, a large natural wood table seats up to 8 people.Both bedrooms (morning sun) each have 2 double beds.The fully equipped kitchen with ceramic hob, oven, fridge, washing machine and dishwasher is decorated in fresh colours.The bathroom is equipped with a walk-in shower, washbasin and WC, and there is also an additional WC.The house has free Wi-Fi access.There is a large garden with fruit trees surrounded by hedges between the house and the residential street. There is a parking space for 2 vehicles at the entrance.The large terrace is furnished with a large table, garden chairs and a plancha.Our guest house is accessible via a short flight of stairs, the interior is on one level.Non-smoking houseThe town of Weißenburg/Wissembourg, surrounded by the arms of the Lauter, has retained its medieval layout and charm, which is particularly impressive when walking through the alleyways of the old town or over the ramparts. It has many beautiful houses and monuments, in particular the Abbey Church of St Peter and Paul (13th century), the largest in the area after Strasbourg Cathedral, as well as the Romanesque St Ulrich's Church in the neighbouring village. Ulrichs church in neighbouring Altenstadt (11th century), the old salt house (1448), the Holzapfel house (1475), an old patrician house (1491) and the Vogelsberger house (1540) on Quai Anselmann, the old commandery of the Teutonic Knights (1606), the old hospital (1700), the town hall (1752), and much more. In addition to the old town, the Bruch quarter is particularly worth seeing. There are many particularly pretty Alsatian villages in the surrounding area, such as Seebach, Hunspach and Hoffen, as well as the wine-growing villages of Steinseltz, Cleeburg and Rott (with wine tasting in the co-operative cellar near Cleeburg, the start of the Alsatian Wine Route). Also on the German side, the neighbouring winegrowing village of Schweigen-Rechtenbach (with the German Wine Gate, start of the German Wine Route) or Dörrenbach or the spa town of Bad Bergzabern. Hire facilities : Bicycle hireSports facilities in the surrounding area : Hiking on numerous well signposted paths (Palatinate Forest Association, Vosges Association), cycling tours, mountain biking. 817 606 049 / 817 606 049 00010