Beinheim

The commune is home to eight calvaries, discreet yet striking testimonies of the clergy's influence during the reign of Louis XIV. These monuments, often erected along paths or in squares, reflect the importance of religion in daily life at the time.

The Rhine Bridge, an imposing stone and metal structure in neo-Renaissance style, embodies a more turbulent history. Destroyed twice during World War II, it was rebuilt to regain its original function. Today, this iconic crossing spans the Franco-German border, connecting the two countries and symbolizing their lasting bond.