The Hop Hall

Built in 1867 by architect Guntz, the Hop Hall was designed to establish Haguenau as a key player in the international hop trade.

Expanded in 1881, it is notable for its elegant metal structure and openwork glass roof that lets in natural light.

Today, this iconic venue hosts a lively market every Tuesday and Friday morning.

Beyond its commercial role, the hall also serves as a venue for various cultural events, such as dinner shows organized as part of the Hop Festival.