Mémorial de la libération
The stele on the banks of the Moder discharge canal bears witness to March 16, 1945. After the initial liberation…
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 stele on the banks of the Moder discharge canal bears witness to March 16, 1945. After the initial liberation…
Nothing is known about the origins of this brotherhood, which in the mid-18th century included shepherds from almost 200 communes.…
The square base of the bell tower is the only remnant of the Romanesque church built by the Hohenstaufen. Unlike…
Covered carousel built in 1847. Very beautiful framework.
The 2.56-metre-high building dates back to 1764. Acquired by the City of Haguenau in 1884, it came from the now-defunct…
Built in 1880, at the time of the mayor Nessel in a neo-romanic style, the columns and capitals reminds the…
In the centre of the Place d'Armes, you can see the Hospital's fountain... The latter is now called "dolphin fountain";…
This sanctuary dating from the 12th and 13th centuries harmoniously combines Romanesque and Gothic styles: a Romanesque nave (start of…
In the heart of the Forêt d'Exception® de Haguenau, charcoal makers once lived. In the 11th century, their main activity…
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