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The 2.56-metre-high building dates back to 1764. Acquired by the City of Haguenau in 1884, it came from the now-defunct…
Discover the remarkable places and buildings of the Pays de Haguenau, witnesses to its rich history and exceptional heritage. Churches, half-timbered houses, iconic buildings, hop fields and vast forest areas each tell their own story and reflect the identity of the region. As you explore, admire a variety of architecture, inspiring landscapes and sometimes little-known treasures that contribute to the unique character of the Pays de Haguenau.
In Haguenau, a free audio-guided tour or a guided tour will also give you the opportunity to learn more about the town’s architectural heritage in the heart of the city of Barbarossa.
The 2.56-metre-high building dates back to 1764. Acquired by the City of Haguenau in 1884, it came from the now-defunct…
With a total length of 1,050 metres and a maximum gradient of 6%, the Treetop Walk Alsace (Chemin des Cimes…
Until the beginning of the 20th century, Haguenau had a particularly lively livestock market. On certain days in September, more…
Renovated synagogue dating from 1791. Behind the modest façade, is a community centre housing the synagogue on the first floor…
The Jewish cemetery in Haguenau is one of the oldest in Alsace. Graves of great interest from the 17th, 18th…
Completed in 1910, the Town Hall is in the Neo-Baroque style. The imposing entrance is dominated by statues and windows…
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