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Napoleonic benches were installed along roadsides in Alsace in the 19th century under both empires. Two series of Napoleonic benches can be distinguished by their design and period of construction. First, the King of Rome benches (also called the Marie-Louise benches) were erected between 1811 and 1812 to celebrate the birth and baptism of François, Charles, Joseph Bonaparte (1811-1832), son of Napoleon I and Marie-Louise of Austria, who was titled King of Rome at birth. In January 1812, 125 King of Rome benches were recorded in the Bas-Rhin region. Later, the so-called Empress Eugenie benches were created in 1854, for the first anniversary of the marriage of Napoleon III to Eugenie de Montijo (marriage in 1853). In 1854, 448 Empress benches were counted in the Bas-Rhin.

The church of St. Gallen was first mentioned in Mackwiller in the 15th century. From 1697 to 1897, the church was mixed, until the construction of the current parish church of St. Gallen. It was built on the site of an ancient Roman building from the 3rd century. The choir is surmounted by a bell tower built in the 15th century from ancient materials. After a fire during the Second World War, the church was rebuilt in 1842 and then in 1958.

https://www.jds.fr/mackwiller/eglise/eglise-saint-gall-9964_L

Beautiful lock on the Saar Canal.

Great cycle path along the Saar Canal.

The cycle path stretches from Sarreguemines to Gondrexange.

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Grandiose bike course with many impressions along the way. The many locks here are great photo opportunities