"On the trail of the treasures of Alsace" is a new mobile application that offers tourist and recreational routes to the four corners of Alsace and in particular two to Haguenau.
You want to retrain, change direction or environment discover the city while having fun while family ? Young and old detectives, come and get the Indices and solve riddles des fun walks of Haguenau and its forest.
Forged by the history of Alsace, the city of Bischwiller is the showcase of its culture, heritage and values. Alsatian authenticity is embodied in its streets, testimony of its princely and industrial past. This city, bordered by nature thanks to the Ried which surrounds it, also offers many bucolic paths.
Finally holidays ! The Pays de Haguenau Tourist Office has selected a few activity ideas for you...
Like every winter, you wonder what you will be able to do to take care of or even entertain the children during the school holidays? Are you out of ideas? So follow us! Here in the Pays de Haguenau, even without a mountain to ski on, there are plenty of other activities to try out for your winter holidays! Here is what the Tourist Office recommends...
This summer, the Tourist Office wishes to offer the second edition of its “Unusual summer visits and outings” program with more than 60 outputs to introduce the territory to visiteurs, indigenous et tourists
A sublimated heritage, a flowery city made us want to share these pictures with you!
The City of Haguenau recalls that the climatic context that we are currently experiencing (exceptional rainfall deficit added to the high temperatures) generates a major risk of fire for the forest massif and reminds citizens to respect safety rules.
The summer program is finally available!
Like every winter, you wonder what you will be able to do to take care of or even entertain the children during the school holidays? Are you out of ideas? So follow us! Here in the Pays de Haguenau, even without a mountain to ski on, there are plenty of other activities to try out for your winter holidays! Here is what the Tourist Office recommends...
