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Patrimoine

La richesse de la vallée de la Bruche se compte en une multitude de petits patrimoines simples et touchants laissés par des hommes au fil de son histoire : grands sites de mémoire, édifices religieux, témoignages d’architecture, vestiges industriels, art populaire et contemporain.


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  • French military cemetery (1914-18)

    French military cemetery comprising an ossuary containing 26 unknown French soldiers belonging to the infantry regiments and to a battalion of chasseurs à pied, in addition to 13 identified graves.
    Plaine

    The stained-glass window of the Chapel in Champenay

    Champenay, an unincorporated hamlet in the town of Plaine, is home to this work commissioned by the Plaine town hall and created by Lothar Quinte and Sibylle Wagner.
    Ranrupt

    The hamlets of Fonrupt and Stampoumont

    The small villages of Stampoumont and Fonrupt offer some of the finest examples of rural architecture in the Vosges.
    Rothau
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    The temple

    Nestled on the right bank of the Bruche, Rothau was the administrative centre of the Ban de la Roche domain.
    Plaine

    Military cimetry (1939-1945)

    Military graves including some Muslim and Jewish soldiers.
    Grandfontaine

    The mines of Grandfontaine

    The mining museum nestles at the foot of the Donon in the Bruche Valley. For almost 700 years, this was home to the richest iron deposits in the Vosges range.
    Natzwiller

    Nécropole Nationale (1939-1945)

    1120 graves of deportees from the Buchenwald, Dachau, Flossenbourg, Mauthausen, Neuengamme and Struthof camps.
    Vallée de la Bruche

    Fountains

    The villages of the Bruche Valley are dotted with numerous dual-basin fountains which were used to fight fires and to supply the inhabitants with running water, while at the same time serving as a...
    Schirmeck
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    The Saint-Georges church

    Constructed on the plot where the old Saint Sebastian Chapel once stood, the Saint George Parish Church is the result of two separate construction campaigns.
    Saint Blaise la Roche

    Stèle commémorative

    In the village centre, a stele bears the date of August 14, 1914, the date of the fighting during which the first Battalion of chasseurs à pied took 500 Germans prisoner, also capturing their flag...
    La Broque

    German military cemetery from La Broque

    German military cemetery (636 graves) and two ossuaries (1 297 soldiers).
    Vallée de la Bruche

    The homes of the great industrialists

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