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Wissembourg Gate

gate, Haguenau, France
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  • Haguenau

    …retains two 13th-century gates, the Wissembourg and Fishermen’s. The 12th-century church of Saint-Georges and the Gothic church of Saint-Nicolas (14th century) survive. A wide range of light manufacturing has developed in and around the town, including the manufacture of machine parts, precision engineering, and confections. Haguenau has become an administrative…

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    …retains two 13th-century gates, the Wissembourg and Fishermen’s. The 12th-century church of Saint-Georges and the Gothic church of Saint-Nicolas (14th century) survive. A wide range of light manufacturing has developed in and around the town, including the manufacture of machine parts, precision engineering, and confections. Haguenau has become an administrative…

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