Saint John Church

The church is notable for its composite architecture where the choir, partly Romanesque, stands alongside a classified Baroque altarpiece. Its organ, crafted by Sauer, dates from the early 19th century. Since 1677, when Louis XIV imposed the simultaneum, the building has hosted two distinct worship services: Catholic worship in the choir and Protestant worship in the nave. Inside, two 15th-century frescoes depicting Saint Anthony and Saint Christopher testify to its rich artistic heritage.