Eschau - Travel & Tourism Guide Eschau

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For seven centuries (from 770 to 1525), Eschau was a community of Benedictine nuns founded by Remigius, Bishop of Strasbourg. Throughout the Middle Ages, Eschau Abbey, located on the Roman Road, was the site of a pilgrimage dedicated to Saint Sophie and her daughters: their relics are still preserved in the Saint-Trophime abbey church. In 1143, this 12th-century fervor led to the foundation of a hospital for pilgrims, who were treated with plants from the monastic garden. Eschau has been awarded the "three flowers" label for its many flowers. Thanks to the Pierre-Pflimlin bridge, you can reach Germany quickly.

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ABBATIALE SAINT TROPHIME

JARDIN MONASTIQUE

COUR DU CHARBONNIER

ELSASS FLAMM'S

HÔTEL-RESTAURANT AU CYGNE

CASA JULIA

ESCALE ÎLE MAURICE

PIZZA COME PRIMA

DELI'S FOOD

SAPIN VERT

AUBERGE D'ESCHAU

HÔTEL-RESTAURANT AU CYGNE

MUHLEISEN MANUFACTURE D'ORGUES

HALTER

SUPER U

COUNTRY ROSE DANCERS

AU BON CONSEIL - ALCOVIN FRANCE

ART ET CARTON

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Le Musée d'Art Moderne de Troyes rouvre ses portes au public !

The Musée d'Art Moderne de Troyes reopens its doors to the public!

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From 04/16/2024 to 12/31/2024 : The Musée d'Art Moderne de Troyes has taken six years to refurbish itself. Its reopening is an opportunity for the public to discover its new ...