Since the early 13th century, Sélestat has been a fortified town, ensuring peace and security for its inhabitants. In 1648, the town became part of the Kingdom of France and the medieval fortifications were quickly replaced by a new town wall designed by Jacques Tarade, a pupil of Vauban. Let yourself be surprised by the secrets of the town's last bastions!
Since the early 13th century, Sélestat has been a fortified town, ensuring peace and security for its inhabitants. In 1648, the town became part of the Kingdom of France and the medieval fortifications were quickly replaced by a new town wall designed by Jacques Tarade, a pupil of Vauban. Let yourself be surprised by the secrets of the town's last bastions!