Discover the mill and its gardens

Discover a former wooden dyeing mill, its two arched stone bridges spanning the Kirneck River, in the setting of a unique and highly original garden.

Two stone bridges, one of which dates back to 1763, span the Kirneck River, which separates the various gardens of this former mill: pleasure garden, consisting mainly of conifers, herb garden of 16 squares of 1m² each, "French" vegetable garden of 200m² cultivated and orchard highlighted with floral motifs. There's also a 30-metre canal, a pond, a Belgian mini-greenhouse and an English greenhouse.

An exhibition, organized in partnership with the Association de sauvegarde des moulins du Bas-Rhin, will trace the history of this exceptional heritage, which it is essential to preserve.