Saint Nicholas Church

Built in 1779, this neoclassical church exemplifies late 18th-century Alsatian religious architecture. Inside, it features a main altar and two side altars, all in Baroque marble. These remarkable pieces, probably made in the late 17th century for a new church, are believed to have come from Mont Sainte-Odile. Local tradition holds that they were brought here after the Revolution. The building is also worth visiting for its new Stations of the Cross.