Héricourt

• Built at the end of the 19th century, the fort of Mont-Vaudois was at the time a very entrenched Belfort. Element of the fortifications of Eastern France, he served in the French army until the late 1990s.
• In the old town, several sites are worth a visit, like the Grosse Tour, a remnant of the Héricourt 13th century fortified castle or the bailiff's house. Nicknamed the Petit-Château, this last one dates from the first half of the 16th century, and is today included in the college Saint-Joseph. It still has a spiral staircase and a medieval hall.
• The temple takes place in the remains of an old Catholic church of the eleventh century dedicated to St. Christopher. Mixing harmoniously Romanesque and Gothic styles, she hosted for a time the two cults in the eighteenth century.
• As you walk, do not miss the Savourot fountain, listed as a historic monument, and the chapel of Saint-Valbert. It is also possible to see in Grand-Pré, the last factory chimney, a vestige of the past spinning mills and weaving of Héricourt.
• Inaugurated in the early 1920s, the Minal Museum is housed in a neoclassical brick and stone building. It now hosts temporary exhibitions as well as collections of paintings, jewelry, tableware and furniture inherited from Héloïse Minal.

• Fountain-wash of the eighteenth century.
• Cross of the year IV (1793).
• Fountain-wash-waterer, covered.
• Temple.
• Former post house.

The market is held on Wednesday mornings and Saturday afternoons. The city also offers a Christmas market at the end of the year.

The Memory Music Festival is held in the Lutheran Church of Héricourt.

In August, the Rock au Château festival is the scene of many concerts.

The medieval festival of Héricourt Castle is held in September. On the program, battles in armor, initiations to medieval fencing, stands of craftsmen in illuminations or forges, music concerts of the Middle Ages, or night buffets.

In early October, place at the harvest festival and its festivities.

The feast of St. Martin is held in November.

At the end of November, the city celebrates the Saint-Nicolas with festive animations.