Selection of the most beautiful monuments in Lower Rhine

Maison classée MH
67160 Wissembourg

The House of Salt, emblematic building from the 15th to the 20th century in Wissembourg (Great East), combines medieval and Renaissance architecture with a monumental roof and a unique hospitable and then commercial history.

Eglise néo-gothique
67000 Strasbourg

The St Paul's Church in Strasbourg, built at the end of the 19th century in Neustadt, is an emblematic neo-Gothic Protestant temple with its 76-metre twin arrows, classified as a historical monument in 1998.

Immeuble
67000 Strasbourg

The building at 9 rue Sainte-Hélène is a historic monument to the city centre of Strasbourg, in the Lower Rhine. Registered in 1984, it illustrates the local architectural heritage.

Hôtel de ville
67530 Boersch

The Town Hall of Boersch, built between the 16th and 17th centuries, is an Alsatian historic monument located in the Lower Rhine, emblematic of late Renaissance civil architecture.

Tour de l'Horloge
67600 Sélestat

The clock tower of Séletat, an ancient gate of the 13th century medieval ramparts, stands in Séletat in the Lower Rhine, with modifications in the 17th and 19th centuries.

Palais
67000 Strasbourg

Strasbourg's Rohan Palace, a classic 18th-century masterpiece, is an ancient episcopal palace located in the city centre, now home to three prestigious museums near the cathedral.

Château fort
67600 Orschwiller

The castle of the Haut-Koenigsburg, built in the 12th century in Orschwiller (Great East), is an Alsatian castle that was profoundly renovated in the 15th and 20th centuries, emblematic of medieval architecture and historical restorations.

Porte-de-ville
67500 Haguenau

The Knights' Gate is a 14th-century medieval gate tower located in Haguenau (Bas-Rhin), former powder magazine and then prison until the 20th century.