Saverne Attractions 
Saverne (pop. 11,534), the Roman Tres Tabernae, chief town of the Vosges region in the Middle Ages and from 1414 to 1789 a residence of the bishops of Strasbourg, lies at the point where the river Zorn and the Rhine-Marne Canal enter the Alsatian plain. To the west of the Town Hall (1900) is the former Franciscan church (14th C), with a Gothic cloister.
Château Rohan
The neo-classical Château Rohan, the palace of the bishops of Strasbourg, was built in 1779-1789 of red sandstone on the site of an earlier castle. It now houses a youth hostel, museums of archeology, art and history and the Louis Weiss Museum.
Hours
March 1 to November 30
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December 1 to February 28
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Disabled
Full facilities for persons with disabilities.
Grand' Rue
In the Grand' Rue are a number of fine Renaissance houses; the 17th C Maison Katz has richly carved half-timbering.
