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Vallée de la Bruche
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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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    L'église et ses fresques

    "The ground floor of the Roman bell tower with twin bays was the choir of the medieval Saint-Jean-Baptiste Church.
    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.
    Wisches

    The French military cemetery of Les Chênes

    The French military cemetery of Les Chênes (60 graves) and two ossuaries (105 and 108 soldiers).
    Grandfontaine
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    The Donon... The region's "sacred mountain"

    Donon Mountain, rising to 3310 ft, is the highest point in Lower Vosges and marks the border between Alsace and Lorraine.
    Ranrupt

    The Notre-Dame-des-Malades chapel

    At the edge of Ranrupt heading towards Colroy-la-Roche.
    La Broque

    German military cemetery from La Broque

    German military cemetery (636 graves) and two ossuaries (1 297 soldiers).
    Grandfontaine

    National necropolis from Donon

    At the Donon, visitors will find the national necropolis, which includes two ossuaries: one for the chasseurs à pied battalions (110 soldiers) the other for the infantry and engineers' regiment (71...
    La Broque

    The principality of Salm

    Count Henri III of Salm built a castle after 1200 which was falling into ruins by the 16th century.
    Schirmeck
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    The Synagogue

    Outdoor visits all year round and guided tours on opening days.
    Plaine

    The battle of Saint-Blaise-la-Roche/Plaine

    Commemorative plate at the Niargoutte farm: Souvenir français aux morts pour la patrie 1914-1918 ('The French people remember those who died for their country during the 1914-1918 war').
    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.
    Belmont
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    Work of art: Le champ du Feu by Daniel Pontoreau

    Public commission through the CEAAC (European Centre for Modern Art Action).