BOMB SITE

With its red and black striped façade, the building, built in 1882, is a must-see. To tell the truth, there is not much to see, but over the years it has become a symbol of the city because of its unusual appearance. The structure was built for an agricultural fair, before being preserved and becoming the headquarters of the city's fire department. The firehouse remained active until 1990. Since then, it has been transformed into a museum where old firefighting vehicles are displayed. Volunteer guides are available.