The Vauban Dam, also known as the "Great Fortification Lock", "flour lock" and "casemate bridge", is a historic monument lock bridge located in Strasbourg. Built in the 17th century by military engineer Vauban, it played a key role in the history of the city's fortifications.
The Vauban Dam has had several names over the centuries, reflecting its various functions and uses. It has been used for water regulation, military defense, and later for civilian activities like flour storage.
Classified as a historic monument, the dam is now a major heritage site in Strasbourg. It offers a panoramic view of the city and is a popular spot for visitors to explore the military history and architecture of Vauban's era.