Lutterbach

Today the center of the home land of initiation to nature and the environment, the old mill of the sixteenth century Lutterbach has through time.

Built in the early twentieth century, the Sacred Heart Basilica is one of four minor basilicas in the diocese of Strasbourg. It takes place on the remains of an old baroque church of the mid-eighteenth century. The current building is set in a Neo-Romanesque style, and reveals three rounds. He has suffered during the destruction of the Second World War, but was partially rebuilt in the 1950s.

At the end of last century, Lutterbach recovered its municipal wells 1668, once sold to an individual. We also appreciate the foundations of the old chapel-ossuary seventeenth century emerged in the late 1980s, or the Brasserie, which continues to produce beer.

In central Lutterbach, one can also admire the statue of St. John of Nepomuk from the mid-eighteenth century, the former sanatorium built in the 1910s, or the beautiful monument to the life of sculptor Claude Bonnot, wall mounted the cemetery of the city. A beautiful sycamore bicentennial still stands proudly.

Going up to the Chapel of agony, one can admire a stone-collection terminals from the eighteenth to the twentieth century.

A traditional Christmas market takes place with entertainment in December.

Each beginning of spring, a city flower is offered with an impressive plant market.

In May, the flea market Lutterbach is an opportunity to do good business.

The Bozar festival-Jam is held in June, offering several concerts.

Lutterb'Art The festival takes place every year in September, offering art exhibitions, booths for children, or themed attractions.

In early November, a multicollections purse attracts enthusiasts.