Vendenheim

Everything in the city of Vendenheim recalls his Alsatian affiliations, architecture ancestral traditions. Charming and attractive, the town has an interesting heritage. The

Vendenheim religious heritage is important, including the beautiful Saint-Lambert church, or the Protestant church and its organ.

Not far away, the Chateau de Sury, which now houses the institution The North Providence, or the castle farm exhibit Alsatian architecture of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

To mark the restoration of the road Brumath, a Vosges sandstone Napoleon column was erected in the city in 1811 by the prefect of the time.

Walking through the city, visitors admire a large number of half-timbered buildings or timber-framed, and the ingenious swing bridge on the Marne-Rhine canal.

Lively and lively, the city of Vendenheim offers year-round cultural or festive events.

The carnival of March allows to attend a masked ball, a costume parade, or a show.

From mid-May to mid-July, Vendenheim installs, on the forecourt of the town hall, its ephemeral bistro: the Gartewirtschaft. Various animations, such as improvisations, concerts or games, are offered on Friday nights.

In early September, the Fête de la Patate offers, from Friday evening to Sunday evening, many entertainment: the relay Potato, for sports, a potato peeling contest, shows, the election of Miss Vendenheim and another flea market. Sunday, potato-themed restoration with Fedi'Patate and Fediwurscht.