Benfeld is a French commune in the Bas-Rhin département, in the Grand Est region. It is a small town with typical Alsatian charm, with half-timbered houses and cobbled streets. The town has a rich history, marked by different cultural influences over the centuries, particularly French and German.
Benfeld is surrounded by natural landscapes, including forests and waterways, making it an attractive place for outdoor enthusiasts.

The market takes place all year round on Mondays from 8am to 1pm in Benfeld town centre. Around 60 exhibitors take part, offering a variety of products and services.

-Supermarkets to stock up on basic products.
-Bakeries offering local specialities such as kouglof.
-Service stations for motorhome fuel requirements.

-The Benfeld Carnival, a festive event that attracts visitors with its colourful parades.
-Christmas festivities, with a traditional Christmas market offering regional crafts and delicacies.

-Walks and hikes: Take advantage of various hiking loops to explore the local landscapes.
-Gardens and parks: Visit the local green spaces for a soothing experience.
-Equestrian centres: Explore the region on horseback for a unique experience

- Visit Benfeld's historic monuments: the Town Hall, Saint-Laurent Church, the Protestant Church, the Old Hospital and the Governor's House.
- Heritage tours: The "Hans'l Tour", the "Quarmannel Tour" ...
- Bucolic walks: 49 plane trees over 200 years old awarded the "Remarkable Trees of France" label
- Heritage House
- Visit to Sand