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The House Zum Kragen is a building located at 9, rue des Marchands in Colmar, in the French department of Haut-Rhin. This corner house has a rich and complex history, dating back to the 14th century.
In 1584, the house was empty and abandoned, and in 1586, it collapsed. Claude Sattmann, who already owned the Pfister house, rebuilt the Zum Kragen house between 1586 and 1605.
Architecture and Protection
The house has typical Renaissance features, with a stone ground floor, half-timbered upper floors and a slight corbel. The façades and roofs have been listed as historical monuments since 16 February 1949.
The central post of the gallery on the third floor, dated 1588, is probably the date of construction. The sculpted corner post, dated 1609, comes from a house on rue Berthe-Molly and represents a draper holding an ell.
Conservation and Interest
The Zum Kragen House is a notable example of Renaissance architecture in Colmar and contributes to the cultural heritage of the city. It is protected and conserved by local and national authorities, ensuring its preservation for generations to come.
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Route des CrĂȘtes Vosges
The Route des CrĂȘtes is an 88-kilometre-long road that crosses the Vosges massif, linking Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines in the north to Uffholtz in the south, near Cernay. It was created during the First World War for strategic reasons and today allows you to discover the most characteristic landscapes of the Vosges mountain range.
Landscapes and viewpoints
The Route des CrĂȘtes offers unforgettable, extensive panoramas, with passes, balloons, lakes, stubble fields and forests. It passes through the Col du Bonhomme, the Col de la Schlucht, the Hohneck massif, the Markstein, the Grand Ballon and the Vieil Armand. The highest point is at 1,343 m at the Grand Ballon pass.
Activities
The Route des CrĂȘtes is accessible on foot, by bike or by car, motorbike or camper van. It provides access to the peaks of the Vosges massifs, such as the Grand Ballon (1,424 m), the Rothenbachkopf (1,316 m) and the Hohneck. It also provides access to the Hartmannswillerkopf battlefield and military cemetery.
Points of interest
The Hartmannswillerkopf, also known as Vieil Armand, bears witness to the terrible conflicts of the Great War.
The Hohneck, the third highest peak in the Vosges, offers a landscaped panorama with the Vosges mountains as a backdrop.
The La Bresse Hohneck ski resort, located at the foot of the Hohneck.
The Schlucht pass, which connects Alsace to Lorraine through their valleys.
Practical information
The road is closed to traffic every year from mid-November for the entire winter period.
In winter, it is closed to the north between the Col de la Schlucht and the Col du Calvaire to make way for cross-country ski trails, and between the Col du Bonhomme and the Col des Bagenelles, as well as to the south between the Grand Ballon and the La Bresse-Kastelberg ski slopes.
Hiking trails, mountain bike trails and activities are offered at the shuttle stops on the Route des CrĂȘtes.
Tips
Travel the road in the afternoon to enjoy the most beautiful landscapes.
Don't hesitate to stop at the many roadsides designed for your safety.
Enjoy the activities on offer, such as paragliding or summer tobogganing, when the weather is nice.
Take the time to discover the historical remains and panoramic viewpoints that line the road.
Well⊠We were really unlucky this time (in june). Fog, fog and more fog all day long. And the worst part was that we had to look for shade once we got back because the sun was getting its revenge at the end of the day.