Church of Saint Agatha

The 12th-century Romanesque bell tower is the only remaining part of a former fortified church, once part of the Lautenbach collegiate church. Built from pink sandstone, it features a square, massive base pierced with arrow slits. Its upper section is octagonal, rising over two levels with paired windows adorned with small columns topped by cubic capitals. Access is through a round-arched portal on the east side, whose imposts are decorated with embossed half-circle friezes. The roof is covered by a masonry spire, added at a later date.

Inside, the church has a barrel vault. The nave, altered and restored multiple times, underwent major repairs in 1786 and again in 1834, which gave it its current appearance.