Dislach Mill – Tour of the Fishermen of Haguenau loop from Bischwiller

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Dislach Mill – Tour of the Fishermen of Haguenau loop from Bischwiller

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Dislach Mill – Tour of the Fishermen of Haguenau loop from Bischwiller

05:28

21.6km

50m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 9, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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10.5 km

War memorial

Highlight • Monument

The Moment aux Morts de Haguenau is located in the middle of the Belle Vue Park

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11.0 km

In the 18th century, the Hoffmann family was one of the wealthiest families in Alsace.
The four-sided courtyard with its magnificent Baroque façade was built around 1770 by François Joseph Ignace Hoffmann, known as Bailli Hoffmann.

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11.1 km

Grande Rue

Highlight • Settlement

Main street, pedestrian zone, shopping street. Life pulsates here.

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11.3 km

Place du Maire Guntz

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Beautiful little park, planted with blooming flowers early in the year

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11.5 km

Hôtel du Préteur Royal

Highlight • Historical Site

On the Place de la République stands the historic 18th-century Hôtel du Préteur Royal, which temporarily housed the town hall and later the district court.
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11.7 km

Dislach Mill

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Great in the picture

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11.8 km

Maison Zuckmantel

Highlight • Historical Site

The building with its beautiful Renaissance bay window was built in the 15th century as the "House zum Lindwurm." Later, it was named the "Zuckmantel House" in honor of its owner, General Zuckmantel.

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12.0 km

Tour of the Fishermen of Haguenau

Highlight • Historical Site

The Moder was navigable until the revolution. That is why there is this gate built up to 1235 over the then river with a tower in the city fortifications.

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