Protestant Church

Facing the old station, at the intersection of Albé Road, the Protestant church and the adjoining presbytery form an architectural ensemble made of red bricks, highlighted by door and window frames in gray sandstone.

The church, rectangular in plan, is flanked on the north side by a bell tower whose upper part is covered with slate. Its side walls feature tall, narrow pointed-arch windows that let generous light into the interior.

The interior, also rectangular, is illuminated by nine windows of the same style. The decoration is simple: a frieze of stylized fleur-de-lis painted along the walls. The wooden benches, simple and functional, offer seating for about a hundred worshippers. At the center of the choir stands a wooden altar, accompanied by a wooden cross and three repoussé brass candlesticks. To the left, a harmonium and a lectern hold an old German Bible. To the right, a small wooden pulpit is distinguished by its reading table adorned with a hammered brass cross.