Saint Martin Church

This Catholic church was built between 1864 and 1866 on the site of an old cemetery, alongside the current Protestant church. This joint project marked the end of the Simultaneum, a period when both denominations shared the same place of worship.

Inside, a 17th-century main altar from the former Pairis Abbey draws attention for its history and style.

In 1864, during the construction of the new churches, the organ from the old simultaneous church was installed here. This instrument had been commissioned in 1792 from the organ builder Rinckenbach of Ammerschwihr by the Protestant parish of Beblenheim, adding further heritage value to the site.