Saint Oswald Church

Built between 1898 and 1899 in a neo-Gothic style, this church stands out for its elegant and balanced architecture.

It is organized around a single nave composed of five bays, offering a bright and harmonious interior space.

The choir, polygonal in shape, extends the nave with an elegance characteristic of Gothic art.

A facade bell tower, integrated into the main structure, dominates the whole and adds a majestic touch to the building.

Inside, two sacristies complete the spaces dedicated to services and liturgical preparations.

Finally, the church houses a Rinckenbach organ, a quality instrument that enriches its musical heritage.