Zuckmantel's House
The Zuckmantel house was built in the mid-15th century. It features an oriel, a closed balcony on the façade, carved…
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 Zuckmantel house was built in the mid-15th century. It features an oriel, a closed balcony on the façade, carved…
On the banks of the Eberbach river, we discover the site of the Gros Chêne. Its name is due to…
The Wissembourg Gate is a remnant of the ancient wall. Its initial construction, the lower part of a gate in…
The "Last Judgment" altarpiece is in polychrome wood. The shutters (1496-1497), by Haguenov painter Diebold Martin, depict the Nativity on…
The ornithological observatory was created in 2011 by the ONF and the town as part of the International Year of…
With a total length of 1,050 metres and a maximum gradient of 6%, the Treetop Walk Alsace (Chemin des Cimes…
Before it became the town hall, part of this long building was the hotel-restaurant "A la Rose" in the 18th…
Recent remains (19th century) of an oil mill (Dischlachmühle) mentioned since the 13th century. Renovated from 2007 to 2008, it…
Inaugurated on June 6, 1936, the bandstand on the edge of Haguenau station park dates back to the Second Empire.…
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