A sightseeing path leads you to the town's noteworthy buildings, including to the old corn exchange which now houses the museum.

Thann is also the start of the Alsace Wine Route. It is proud of its traditional wine-production and especially of the famous Rangen vineyard which is spread across the steep hillside. An interesting exhibition lets you discover different local vineyards as well as the winegrowers skills.As an administrative centre, Thann benefits from a strong public service presence such as secondary schools, high-schools, a hospital, a sub-prefecture, a Gendarmerie, a public revenue department, a tax collection office...

The 8000 inhabitants also benefit from quality cultural and sports entities, offering a wide range of activities to individuals and to the town as a whole. Thanks to its diverse shopping area, Thann has also become the dynamic centre of a larger geographical zone. In addition, the economic climate is prosperous due to the many industries and service corporations established in the surrounding areas.

Where the mountain, plain and valley meet, Thann unwinds its charms along the river Thur, and whether it be for a whistle-stop tour or for a longer visit, those who take the time to discover the town or to climb up the hills, never leave disappointed

Last census: On March 8th 1999, there were 8,033 inhabitants in Thann, i.e. a population density of 642 inhabitants per square km.