Hochfelden

Listed historical monument, St. Wendelin chapel dates from the first half of the fifteenth century. Mainly Gothic style, it reveals especially in its interior a painting of St. Wendelin seventeenth century, a German inscription giving the date of the start of construction work or a beautiful bell thirteenth century.

Also listed historical monument, the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul is a wonderful example of neoclassical architecture. Built in 1826, it presents a particular organ classified as an object.

Walking through the village, you can also visit the synagogue of the mid-nineteenth century, the Protestant church of 1895 entirely in red brick or the cemetery of the nineteenth century.

Crossing the market square, do not forget to admire the Banister, a statue made in 2004 by Mathieu Mercier.

• The weekly market is held every Tuesday morning.
• In May, the town offers the My sheep festival is a lion with shows for young audiences.
• A fireworks and a ball are offered in mid-July for the national holiday.
• In September, up to s'Meteor Bierfescht, a beer festival with entertainment and tastings.
• In early October, visitors enjoy the apple festival including fruit exhibitions, concerts and other entertainment for all audiences.
• A traditional Christmas market is held in December.