The chapel of Hattisheim: the site, its history

Name: La capilla de Hattisheim: el sitio, su historia
Start: 2022-09-18T10:30:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T16:30:00+02:00
Location: Chapelle de Hattisheim

The Municipality of Geispolsheim invites you to a Singing March around the chapel of Hattisheim animated by the Clandestines, all along a bucolic and shady route.

Domingo 18 septiembre 2022, 10:30Passed

©Commune de Geispolsheim

The Municipality of Geispolsheim invites you to a Singing March around the chapel of Hattisheim animated by the Clandestines, all along a bucolic and shady route.

The singing theatre company Les Clandestines offers a Singing March around the chapel of Hattisheim.
Along a bucolic and shady route, Les Clandestines has a few surprises in store for their audience: stories of the disappeared village of Hattisheim, songs and texts that resonate with nature.
The folk group Les Coquelicots de Geispolsheim will also be present, as well as Pierre Schneider’s original Bloosmusik orchestra and will showcase this remarkable site.
The Singing March is aimed at a family audience. It takes a path that is passable and without any difference in altitude.

About the location

Chapelle de Hattisheim

Rue de la Chapelle, 67118 Geispolsheim

Bas-Rhin
Grand Est

Located south of Geispolsheim, in the forest of the Bruch de l'Andlau, partially protected site (rare flora), the chapel of Hattisheim, whose origin dates back to the 14th century, is the vestige of an ensemble destroyed during the Thirty Years War. Remarkable for its architecture and history, this building is dedicated to the Virgin of the 7-Pains and is still used in certain circumstances. Having known many vicissitudes over the centuries (destruction, fire), it remains a place of healing and relaxation appreciated by the many pilgrims and walkers.