The European Route of Judaism on the Rhineland – Obernai

Obernai introduction

Obernai used to bear the name of “Ehenheim” precisely because of the Ehn river. Obernai is so attractive that it is the most visited city of the Bas-Rhin after the capital of Europe.


Obernai, the birthplace of St. Odile, is a condensed version of Alsace. The town will come up to the visitor’s expectations whether he be gourmet, sportsman, history lover or just an ordinary tourist. Here, welcoming people is a tradition and our smile comes from the heart. You will feel like home.

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© Lez Broz – Visit Alsace.jpg

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© Lez Broz – Visit Alsace.jpg

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