Built between 1883 and 1886 and added to the inventory of historical monuments since 1993, the building is the property of the Grand Orient of France. The building was built in the neo-Renaissance style. A two-storey high room is dedicated to the Temple, named "Frédéric Piton Temple", in honour of this Strasbourg historian (1800-1871), author of the book "Strasbourg illustré". The building also includes a temple called "Temple Jean Macé", meeting rooms and a party room. It also has an organ, designed in 1889 by the organ builder Heinrich Koulen.
Access
Arrêt de tram République (ligne B, C et E)
Website
https://godf.org/evenements/nos-evenements/journees-europeennes-du-patr…

Address
11 Rue du Maréchal Joffre, 67000 Strasbourg, Bas-Rhin, Grand Est, France