Farms and barns classified in Lower Rhine

Ferme
67130 La Broque

The Mennonite farm of Salm, also known as the Kupferschmit Farm, is a former 12th and 18th century farm in La Broque, Lower Rhine, known for its half-timbered Alsatian architecture and its history linked to Mennonite communities.

67450 Lampertheim

The 18 rue de Mundolsheim farm in Lampertheim is a 17th to 19th century historical monument, typical of Alsatian architecture with wood and coffers, located in the Lower Rhine.

67560 Rosheim

The Rosheim tithe barn, built in the 3rd quarter of the 16th century, is an Alsatian historic monument made of sandstone and limestone, typical of the rural architecture of this period.

Banc-reposoirs
67440 Marmoutier

Marmoutier Bank, built in the 2nd half of the 19th century, is a typical Alsatian monument located in the commune of Marmoutier (Great East), designed for the rest of the peasants and their agricultural loading.

67390 Marckolsheim

The Cité Paysanne de Marckolsheim, an architectural complex of the 2nd quarter of the 20th century, illustrates a policy of rural reorganization in the Lower Rhine. Ranked a historic monument in 2012, it combines farm-models and block houses in a functionalist style.

67720 Hœrdt

The Hoerdt Farm, dating from the first quarter of the 18th century, is an Alsatian historic monument located in Hoerdt (Bas-Rhin), typical of the rural architecture of the period with its U-shaped buildings and its walled tub.

Banc-reposoirs
67150 Erstein

The Banc-reposoir known as Banc du Roi de Rome, erected at the beginning of the 19th century in Erstein (Great East), is an Alsatian public monument commemorating the birth of the son of Napoleon I, intended for the rest of peasants on their way to markets.

Ferme
67450 Lampertheim

The farm on 6 rue de Pfettisheim in Lampertheim, dated the 1st quarter of the 19th century, is a typical Alsatian historic monument, combining pan-wood architecture and period decorative elements, located in the Bas-Rhin.