Town Hall

The imposing building in the Rhenish Renaissance style, built from Vosges sandstone in 1604 by carpenter Dominique Haecher, stands on General de Gaulle Street.

Originally, it served as the residence and administrative center for the imperial bailiff, the Emperor's direct representative in the Kaysersberg territory.

Today, this historic monument houses the offices of the Kaysersberg town hall as well as its tourist office, offering visitors the chance to admire its remarkable architecture while learning about local attractions.