Route historique et culturelle d'Hunawihr

Park in the car park on Rue Sainte-Hune.

(S/E) Walk down this street alongside the vineyard to reach a car park. Leave the street and take the path opposite, which leads to the Sainte-Hune Fountain.

(1) Pass the fountain and, behind it, take Rue de la Sinn. Then keep left to follow the street until you reach Route de Ribeauvillé. Turn right, then left onto Rue du Hofbruennel and continue until you reach a Fork in the road.

(2) Turn left at the fork. At the first junction, keep left onto Rue du Rosacker, then turn left again onto Rue du Nord to reach the Grand’Rue.

(3) Walk up the Grand’Rue, passing the Maison Schickhardt, the Verdergassbrunna and two^18th-century houses, until you reach the junction with Rue Saint-Jacques. Continue up the Grand’Rue, passing a half-timbered house and then the Protestant vicarage, until you reach the former grain market, now the town hall.

(4) Turn right onto the street of the same name, passing a well and Gaston Peter’s birthplace. At the end, turn left onto Rue du Nord and pass five day labourers’ houses. You will then reach a junction.

(5) Turn sharp left onto the Grand’Rue. You will then come to a fountain, very close to the town hall, and turn right onto Rue de l’Eglise. This street passes an^18th-century house. Leave Rue Sainte-Hune on your left, then pass the Catholic vicarage. At the fortifications, look out for the war memorial on the right before walking alongside them on the left towards the vineyard and the cultural information board there.

Then return to the fortifications and turn left into the fortified enclosure to visit the cemetery and the Church of Saint James the Greater. Then head back towards Rue Sainte-Hune and walk down it to the right until you reach the car park (S/E).

Toilets available to the right of the Catholic presbytery.

-Sainte-Hune Fountain (1)

-Schickardt House (information plaque and QR code to scan).

-Verdergassbrunna.

^{-18th-century} houses (information plaques and QR codes to scan) on the Grand’Rue, including one at 12 Grande Rue.

-Half-timbered house on the Grand’Rue (cultural plaques and QR codes to scan).

-Protestant vicarage and former grain market (cultural plaques and QR codes to scan).

-Birthplace of Gaston Peter (cultural plaque and QR code to scan).

-Five day labourers’ houses on Rue du Nord (cultural plaque and QR code to scan).

-Fountain on Rue de l’Eglise.

^{-18th-century} house on Rue de l’Eglise (cultural plaque and QR code to scan).

-Catholic presbytery (cultural plaque and QR code to scan).

-War memorial.

-Cultural information panel in the Hunawihr vineyard near the cemetery.

-Church and fortified cemetery, as well as the sundial at the rear of the church (information plaques on site).

-Inside the church: 16th-century tombstone and the Huna bell (information sheets available on site).