Still, two thirds of the municipality is covered by large natural areas which offer visitors a haven of tranquillity. It is likely that its name comes from the German “Stille”.
On the heritage in Still
St Mathias church
This church is typical of Second Empire architecture. It consists of a nave of 6 bays and a polygonal choir.
It houses a 14th century sandstone baptistery in the Gothic style which was restored in 1989. The gothic polygonal sandstone basin, decorated with intersecting rhombus networks, was restored to its original state because it was very damaged.
The stations of the Cross
The Stations of the Cross have 15 stations (instead of the usual 14). Each one is a large polychrome bas-relief. The whole tends towards neo-classicism.
Coat of arms of the Pfaffenlapp and Landsberg families
Sealed in the courtyard of the primary school, this 16th century composition represents the 3 horns of the Pfaffenlapp and the 6 cups of the Landsberg family.
Haslach Forest House
1899 Built for William 2 and his court for the big hunting parties. Located on the D75 towards Oberhaslach.
Private domain of the ONF
Sonntag brick and tile factory
This industrial heritage site located in Still in Alsace in the Bas-Rhin department (1720-1960) tells the story of more than two centuries of brick making in the village. During guided tours organised by members of the association, you will be able to discover the brick-making process: the excavation of the earth, the transport by waggons to the reception bin, the manufacturing machine, the cutting machine, the old open-air dryers, the artificial dryers as well as the Hoffmann kiln from 1885 in very good condition.
Staying, eating there
Yummy !
it is knowing in advance that we are going to enjoy it! How to resist the pleasures of the mouth in a region where gastronomy
Accomodation
After a busy day, what could be more pleasant than to find yourself in a cozy cocoon to rest ? Rather hotel, our destination offers