In turn an episcopal, industrial and martyr town, Saint-Dié has managed to survive by proudly affirming a contemporary and innovative style of its own. This remarkable renaissance has made the Saint-Dié of today a town with a rich heritage and an intense cultural life. Then you have the Vosges, the area’s trump card, which is perfect for every type of nature activity imaginable, an immense and magnificent playground.
The cathedral of Saint-Dié
This cathedral stems from a Benedictine monastery established in the 7th century. At first glance it is impossible to see this, but the ensemble of vaults and eastern sections were destroyed in 1944 and have since been faithfully rebuilt.
Street art strolls
A more original way to explore the town is the Street Art Circuit: one mural, one artist!
Saint-Hydulphe de Moyenmoutier Abbey
Founded in 671 by Hydulphe, it was once home to 300 monks! And to think Hydulphe wanted to be a hermit…
La Maix Lake
The quiet and beauty of La Maix showcases one of the last remaining natural glacial lakes of the Vosges Massif.
The Halle aux Blés
A fine example of the lustre of the Art Deco era, the Halle aux Blés at Raon-l’Etape was designed by Émile Gallé.
For more information: - Office de Tourisme de Saint-Dié-des-Vosges
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