In an imposing building, abundant collections of prehistoric and Roman objects, medieval sculptures, Alsatian coins and medals and the ceramic collections of the Hannong family who owned a factory in Haguenau.

A Gothic church with remarkable 18C wainscotting on the pulpit, organ case and choir stalls, taken from the old Neubourg abbey. There are four fine Baroque statues at the choir entrance, representing St Augustin, St Ambroise, St Gregory and St Jerome..

Waterfalls, geysers, toboggans, sauna... all the benefits of water.

Housed in the town's former chancellery (15C); it offers an interesting collection of canivets, small pictures under glass, painted by 19C nuns. Alsatian costumes, a potter's workshop and a peasant interior with kitchen and Stub complete the collecti..

This sanctuary dating back to the 12C and 13C is a harmony of Romanesque and Gothic style. Note the reredos of the Last Judgment on the right and the flamboyant Gothic rear panel in the choir stalls.

A botanic path, fitness course and signposted walks in the forest converge at the remains of the trunk of this oak originally planted near the chapel of St Arbogast.