What to do in Haguenau

This striking medieval gate, with its robust masonry and distinctive gunboats, stands as a testament to Haguenau's 14th-century defences. Combine your visit with nearby Saint Nicholas Church.

This solemn military cemetery honours soldiers from five nations who fell in three major conflicts. Visitors can wander among the meticulously maintained graves while reflecting on the region's wartime history.

This 1867 metal-framed market hall once fuelled Haguenau's hop trade with its distinctive glass façade. Experience its living history during bi-weekly markets or the vibrant Festival du Houblon in August.

Built in 1856, this Italian-style theatre is one of only four such historic venues in Alsace. Enjoy classical concerts and folk performances in its intimate setting with remarkable acoustics and elegant red seating.

This neo-Renaissance museum displays Haguenau's history through archaeological finds. Marvel at Roman artefacts, Bronze Age treasures, and exquisite Hannong earthenware in its elegant galleries.

This medieval masterpiece blends Romanesque and Gothic styles, with one of Europe's oldest active bells from 1268. Admire the soaring vaulted ceilings and the impressive 15th-century crucifix in the peaceful nave.

This Gothic church houses exceptional Baroque furnishings from the dissolved Neubourg Abbey. Admire the intricate wooden carvings and modern stained glass windows while experiencing centuries of religious artistry.

This medieval octagonal tower, built in the 1230s, guards the Moder River entrance to historic Haguenau. Capture its distinctive architecture and scenic riverfront views while exploring the surrounding historic district.