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A pre-Roman style church has existed here as far back as the year 915. In 1783, following the Thirty Years’ War, the church was rebuilt under the guidance of priest-builder Pierre Emeringer (whose tombstone, located the outer north face, is adorned with a …

The church of Koenigsmacker is mentioned as early as 1065, but like many others, it was built on a former pagan place of worship and bears the traces of this: the head of a Gallo-Roman deity is sealed in the eastern wall. Renovated around 1625, then …

When passing through Entrange, be sure not to miss the Chapel of Saint-Hubert, which has been reworked over the centuries but has Romanesque foundations dating back to the 12th century. The Art Deco-style stained-glass windows, crafted from blown glass by …

15th-century Gothic church of Saint Clément. Its beauty lies in its lack of symmetry, parallelism and levels, combined with its strength and solidity. Its slender tower and spire lift its squat facade skywards. It retains some elements of its defensive …

In the church cemetery, Schorbach ossuary has one of the most interesting medieval architecture in the area. Being the old mother parish of Bitche, the ossuary was built around about 1125. The archtecture dates back to the 15th century. The beautiful …

  "Our Lady of Good Help" Chapel is at the far side of Mouterhouse, on the road leading to Lemberg. This humble chapel was built in Gothic style and has a sundial on its main facade. In the sanctuary stands a wooden statue dating back to the 18th century …

Built between 1755 and 1759 in neoclassical style, at the request of the army, the church is called a “stronghold church”. Unlike most churches it has no steeple, but two towers that were used as a lookout point, among other things. The church’s interior …

The Usselskirch Tower is a hexagonal structure measuring twenty-five metres in height that has been around for nearly a thousand years and remains an archaeological mystery. It has been listed as a historic monument since 1930. The Stations of the Cross …

What majesty in the two spires of the church of Saint Nicolas, 73 meters high, dominating the village of Munster in Lorraine and the rural ocean that surrounds it! As early as the 12th century, a pilgrimage in honour of Saint Nicolas took place here. The …