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A picturesque gem in the heart of Alsace in France, La Petite Pierre is a place that enchants its visitors with a mix of history, nature and traditional charm. Nestled in the Northern Vosges and surrounded by lush forests, this small town offers a unique atmosphere that satisfies both peace and adventure.
As soon as you enter the place you can feel the special magic of La Petite Pierre. The narrow, cobbled streets are lined with traditional half-timbered houses, showcasing the beauty of Alsatian architecture with their colorful facades and flowering flower boxes. The history of the place goes back to the Middle Ages and this is reflected in every corner.
In the center of the village sits the imposing castle of La Petite Pierre, whose origins date back to the 12th century. The castle, which sits on a rocky outcrop overlooking the town, was once an important fortress and later a residence. Today it houses the Museum of the Northern Vosges Natural Park, which offers insights into the history of the region as well as the rich flora and fauna of the area. From the castle you have a breathtaking view over the green hills and forests that stretch to the horizon - a panorama that captivates nature lovers.
But La Petite Pierre is not only known for its history. The place is also a paradise for hikers and nature lovers. The Northern Vosges Natural Park, which surrounds La Petite Pierre, is part of the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and offers a variety of well-marked hiking trails. From leisurely walks through forests and meadows to more challenging hikes to the highest peaks in the Vosges, there is something for every taste. The quiet forests crossed by streams and the rare flora and fauna that can be discovered along the paths are particularly impressive.
Last but not least, La Petite Pierre is a place to relax. The tranquil atmosphere and fresh air of the Vosges make it an ideal destination to escape from hectic everyday life. Many small hotels and guesthouses, often housed in traditional buildings, offer cozy and authentic accommodation. The local cuisine, characterized by Alsatian specialties such as tarte flambée, sauerkraut and fine wines, makes connoisseurs' hearts beat faster.
Michael Kilian
CineBlick
The recordings are from 2022. I have decided to publish the film again in a new version.