Obermorschwiller

Obermorschwiller is a village with 430 inhabitants and has rich and varied architecture, built between the 16th century and the 19th century, some of which benefited from restoration in the 1970s undertaken by the ""Maison Paysanne d'Alsace"" association (which was behind the Ecomuseum in Ungersheim). In 2012, under the supervision of Marc Grodwohl and the University of Upper Alsace, a new study of the church (which is flanked by two splendid 300-year-old lime trees) and village houses led to the establishment of an architectural heritage trail. This village has retained its typical Sundgau rural architecture.

Things to do:

- The municipality has set up a trail to display its architectural heritage. A booklet proposes a walk through streets adorned with explanatory panels

- Parking space available behind the town hall, on Rue de l'Eglise or on the High Street next to the school.