Patrimoine
La richesse de la vallée de la Bruche se compte en une multitude de petits patrimoines simples et touchants laissés par des hommes au fil de son histoire : grands sites de mémoire, édifices religieux, témoignages d’architecture, vestiges industriels, art populaire et contemporain.
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Work of art: Le champ du Feu by Daniel PontoreauPublic commission through the CEAAC (European Centre for Modern Art Action).Former concentration camp Natzweiler StruthofTravaux de restauration en cours: fermeture des baroque crématoire et cellulaireThe Stiehr brothers’ organ at the parish church of Saint-MichelThe parish church of Saint-Michel was built between 1742 and 1839.The castle of La RocheThe castle of la Roche was the residence of the Lord of the Ban de la Roche. The property of the Rathsamhausen zum Stein family, the castle built in 1180 gradually became a base for ransomers.The military cemeterySince May 13, 1922, the Plaine military cemetery has been maintained continuously by the local council, in addition to the statue of Joan of Arc erected here by the Souvenir Français association, and...Workers’ housingVisite extérieureThe castle of SchirmeckBuilt in the early 13th century, this castle was destroyed by the Swedes in 1633 during the Thirty Years' War.The SynagogueOutdoor visits all year round and guided tours on opening days.Nécropole Nationale (1939-1945)1120 graves of deportees from the Buchenwald, Dachau, Flossenbourg, Mauthausen, Neuengamme and Struthof camps.Military cimetry (1939-1945)Military cemetery: 3 tombs of English pilots who died on February 26th 1944.The principality of SalmCount Henri III of Salm built a castle after 1200 which was falling into ruins by the 16th century.The homes of the great industrialistsVisite extérieure
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