Discover Haguenau with the Audio Guide

Immerse yourself in the history and heritage of Haguenau through a walking tour designed to reveal its cultural, military, and historical treasures.

With free audio guides available in French, German, and English at the Tourist Office, explore the city at your own pace and follow commentary that illuminates each step of your journey.

You will discover about thirty iconic monuments, including the city's origins linked to the construction of a castle by Frederick the One-Eyed in the 12th century, ancestor of Frederick Barbarossa. This castle, located where the retirement home now stands, marked the birthplace of Haguenau.

Along the route, admire major buildings such as the Chancellery, the Old Customs House, the Historical Museum, and the Italian-style Municipal Theatre, which illustrate the city's evolution.

Further north, the Saint-Nicolas district charms with its 14th-century Gothic church, medieval gate towers, the old prison, and the Hop Market Hall, all testaments to the city's past. The monuments are clearly marked and numbered on the ground, allowing you to organize your visit as you wish while enjoying the detailed explanations of the audio guide.