Industrial heritage classified in the Great East

Distillery
68128 Saint-Louis

The Fernet-Branca distillery, an industrial building of the early twentieth century, is located in Saint-Louis in the Haut-Rhin. It has been listed as a historical monument since 1996 and illustrates the local architectural heritage.

Manufacture
68170 Rixheim

The Zuber factory in Rixheim, founded in 1797 in a former Teutonic control, is the oldest still active wallpaper factory, famous for its panoramic decorations and its classified historical boards.

Stationery
67310 Wasselonne

Pasquay de Wasselonne stationery, founded in 1717 in the Bas-Rhin, is an 18th and 19th century industrial complex, reflecting the evolution of manufacturing activities in Alsace, from paper production to brick and textiles.

Workers' city classified as MH
57770 Moussey

Bataville is an industrial and urban complex unique in France, built in 1931 in Moussey (Moselle) in a Bauhaus style, combining factory and paternalist working town. Ranked a historic monument since 2014, it embodies a social and architectural utopia of the twentieth century.

Casino
57200 Sarreguemines

The Casino de la Faiencerie, built at the end of the 19th century in Sarreguemines (Great East), is a former place of conviviality for employees of the faienceries, now classified as a historical monument and transformed into a cultural and gastronomic space.

Filature
88210 Moussey

Moussey, a former textile factory from the 3rd quarter of the 19th century, is located in the Vosges in Moussey, in the Grand Est region. Classified as a historical monument, it bears witness to the local industrial past.

Foundry
88320 Robécourt

The Farnier bell foundry in Robecourt, founded in the 19th century in the Vosges, is a historical industrial site specialized in the manufacture of bells, classified as Historic Monument in 1995.

Industrial heritage
88160 Le Thillot

The Hautes-Mynes du Thilott, a former copper mining site classified as a historical monument, is located in the Vosges, in the Great East. Operated between 1560 and 1761 by the Dukes of Lorraine, they illustrate Renaissance mining technical innovation.