Delle

Strolling through the old Delle you can enjoy a great diversity in architecture reflecting the different periods crossings. The late Middle Ages to the Renaissance, several buildings reveal their charm throughout the city.

Built in the late sixteenth century, the Saint-Léger was largely modified in the eighteenth and nineteenth half. It is still possible, however, admire a beautiful high altar of Louis XV and the organ Schwenkedel 1967 with horizontal trumpets.

Walking through the streets, do not miss to linger on the tower southeast corner of the medieval city, the house of the Remparts and the Moser home of the sixteenth century, the Old Hospital of the eighteenth, the caryatids at home with the sixteenth its magnificent sculptures on the front or on the old city hall or Feltin house that hosts the current town hall.

While staying in the area, you can also explore the birthplace of General Scherer, high character of the French Revolution, or the many ancient fountains that line the town, and the location of the door from Germany who once served the fortified town and gave access to the Alsace or neighboring Switzerland.

• The weekly market is held every Saturday morning.
• In January held the Choirs Festival Festival and concerts.
• In March, the carnival has its festivities for people of all ages.
• Concerts are held in June on the occasion of Music Day.

• On 26 june 2024
• Paul Maillard's bakery, "Le Jardin d'Eve", covers the entire bread cycle, from growing the seeds to selling the bread, while respecting biodiversity. - Registration required, even for free visits