Church of Morsbronn-les-Bains

Overlooking the village, this church is built on a platform stabilized by a retaining wall made of sandstone rubble.

Its nave, pierced with pointed arch windows without frames, features straight corner chains on the west side.

The entrance door, also pointed arch, has a molded frame and a tympanum engraved with an inscription.

At the attic level, two sculpted corbels depicting angels, likely from a destroyed vault, adorn the west wall of the nave.

The choir tower, reinforced by hooked corner chains on its first level, rises with round-arched windows resting on molded torus supports.

A pointed arch connects the nave attic to the tower floor. The four-sided bell tower houses a clock face topped with a molded pediment, bearing the restoration date of 1848.

Finally, the sacristy is lit by a segmental arch window.