Remarkable places and buildings
Some places have the gift of amazing us with their grandeur, their beauty and their landscapes…
In Haguenau, the team of the tourism office welcomes you in a remarkable building, the Old Chancellery, which also houses the Alsatian Museum.
Le Haguenau Historical Museum, too, impresses visitors with its imposing building in the heart of the city.
A guided audio circuit or a guided tour will allow you to learn more about the heritage built in the heart of the city of Haguenau.
Elsewhere in the north of the Haguenau region, discover other remarkable buildings.
Republic Square
Haguenau
The building to the left of the pharmacy is the Hôtel du Préteur Royal, the king's representative…
Saint Georges Church
Haguenau
This XNUMXth and XNUMXth century sanctuary harmoniously combines the Romanesque and Gothic styles: nave…
Bank of France
Haguenau
On November 23, 1922, an office of the Banque de France was created in Haguenau in a property ...
The door of Wissembourg
Haguenau
The Porte de Wissembourg is one of the remains of the old wall. His first construction,…
Former convent of the Annonciades
Haguenau
This convent was founded in 1372, and rebuilt in the 18th century. It is decorated with a painting ...
The bee fountains
Haguenau
The XNUMXth century bee fountain from the Cistercian abbey in Neubourg is…
Hotel Barth
Haguenau
The municipal architect Georges-Joseph Barth, who built the Bourgeois Hospital built and…
Place of the Beast Market
Haguenau
Until the beginning of the XNUMXth century, Haguenau had a particularly lively cattle market.…
Synagogue
Haguenau
Built in 1820-21 in neoclassical style, it was sacked during the Occupation, damaged by…
Grand Carousel
Haguenau
The "big" manège de Haguenau was built in 1847 to meet the needs of the regiment ...
Jewish cemetery
Haguenau
The Jewish cemetery of Haguenau is one of the oldest in Alsace. Burials of the XVII, XVIII, and…
Protestant temple
Haguenau
The Prussian army, which became very important after 1870, took the initiative to build a…
Old customs
Haguenau
It was built at the beginning of the 16th century on the banks of the Moder river today ...
St Georges School
Haguenau
Built in 1880, at the time of Mayor Nessel in neo-Romanesque style, the colonnades and the capitals…
The Fishermen's Tower
Haguenau
This tower, built between 1228 and 1235, remodeled in the XNUMXth century, has an octagonal plan. She has…
Old castle
Haguenau
Built in the 12th century, it has now completely disappeared ... But for 250 years, each time ...
Old Island Media Library
Haguenau
The building was built in 1783 at the expense of the city, at the request of the intendant of…
The knights tower
Haguenau
This door tower, of square plan built in bricks around 1235 has a transverse passage…
High Street
Haguenau
Around the Halle aux Houblons and along the Grand'Rue, you can see some houses ...
Hôtel de Ville
Haguenau
Completed in 1910, the Town Hall is in neo-Baroque style. Notice the imposing overlooked entrance ...
Zuckmantel House
Haguenau
The Zuckmantel house was built in 1565. It is decorated with an oriel window, closed balcony, located on…
Hoffmann Hotel
Haguenau
This quadrilateral hotel with main building between courtyard and Parisian-style garden was built…
Church of St. Nicholas
Haguenau
From the Romanesque church built by the Hohenstaufen family, only the square base of the bell tower remains…
The Hops Market
Haguenau
Improving the marketing of agricultural products was a major desire of the…
Presbytery Saint Georges
Haguenau
The presbytery of the parish of Saint Georges built in 1754. The windows on the ground floor are…
Old chancellery
Haguenau
Building from the end of the XNUMXth century. Today Alsatian Museum and information office ...
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The Jewish Heritage of Haguenau
Jewish heritage is part of the little-known heritage of Haguenau. The Synagogue ...
Heritage: Cassandre's favorites!
Student and intern at Haguenau for a few weeks, Cassandre us…
Our ideas for the week of July 20 in the Land of Haguenau
Whether you are “local” or a passing visitor, you still have so much…