Saint Boniface Church

The original church, built in 1784, was destroyed by a fire on July 16, 1915.

Among the ruins, an intact statue of the Virgin from Lourdes and a Sacred Heart Christ were found.

A new church, rebuilt in 1928 following the plans of Parisian architect Paul Gelis, features a neo-Gothic style. The baptismal font, crafted by the Klem workshop, complements the ensemble. The wooden Stations of the Cross, carved by Berger-Rudloff, and the stained glass windows, made by the Ott brothers' workshops in Strasbourg, add a remarkable artistic touch. The organ, built in 1932 by Georges Schwenkedel, is notable for its case designed by the church's architect and executed by the Klem workshops. This case is one of the rare examples of Art Deco in Alsace.