Eguisheim is another of the Alsace's more popular wine villages. When we arrived and camped, it was already pretty warm, so we delayed our little walking tour until the late afternoon.
Helpful map |
Wineries of Eguisheim...44 of them |
House rules |
The chateau, local boy Pope Leon IX, and the chapel built in his honor |
Pretty much presided over the Great Schism, among his other achievements |
Appropriately Romanesque |
With an interior to match; recently updated, we guessed |
Going to his rest? |
Fixer-upper |
Parish church; fairly austere; still Romanesque |
Relatively few French churches have Divine Illumination Machines (DIMs) (because of Suger's theology of height and light); but this one does...and it's free (gratuitee et illimitee) |
The storkization of Alsace continues |
"But he was going to move his car before the flea market began, I know he was..." |
All over-looked by the high ground no one anymore wants |
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One of our favorite French villages. The fact that half the town is named St. Leon doesn't hurt! Ha ha!
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