text: The Basilica of Our Lady in the locality of Marienthal is a vast Gothic Revival sanctuary (1863–1866). It keeps two early 15th-century statues, and a host of sculptures from around 1519.
  Haguenau's streets are adorned by attractive fountains, the medieval Saint-Georges fountain, the 18th-century Bee fountain (Fontaine aux abeilles) and the 1825 Dolphin fountain (Fontaine aux dauphins).
  Museums
  Musée historique de Haguenau (Historical Museum). The largest museum in Bas-Rhin outside of Strasbourg, it is located in a grand neo-medieval building (1905).
  Musée alsacien (Haguenau) (Alsatian Museum). Located in the former palace of the chancellor (Chancellerie), Haguenau's main Renaissance building.
  Musée du bagage (Baggage museum). Located in a former 1840s villa that subsequently served as a bank. The museum opened in April 2016.
  Higher education
  The Institut universitaire de technologie de Haguenau (IUT) was founded in 2006. It is a branch of the University of Strasbourg.
  Transport
  Haguenau station offers rail connections to Strasbourg, Wissembourg and Niederbronn-les-Bains.
  Notable people
  Thomas Anshelm (de)
  Werner Barkholt (1902–1942), a Catholic spiritualist
  Alfred von Beckerath (de)
  Charles Berdellé (fr)
  Stéphane Besle
  Philipp Biedert (de)
  Philipp Friedrich Böddecker (1607–1683), a Composer and organist
  David Léon Cahun (1841–1900), a Jewish French traveler, orientalist and writer
  Wolfgang Fabricius Capito(n) (Köpfel) (1478–1541), a Christian theologian and reformer
  Roger Corbeau (fr)
  Morris E. Crain (1924 – 13 March 1945), a United States Army soldier