Hintere Badstube et place de la Liberté

The Ohmbach supplied a bathing establishment (Hintere Badstube). It was also used as a wash-house and allowed the practice of various water trades: butchers, tanners, dyers, millers... A pedestrian passage passed under the house, overhanging on pillars. Continuing on, one arrives at the Place de la Liberté, which forms a picturesque ensemble full of medieval charm. From the earliest times there was a communal well, whose remains of the modern pump are a reminder of the past. The lime trees were planted in 1919 as "Trees of Liberty". This place formed a sort of "stube" (the "guest room of the district") where people used to meet for vigils and celebrations.

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