St. Nicholas Church

Built in 1737, this church became too small for the community over time.

Destroyed during World War II, it was rebuilt in 1952 with the addition of a side tower, replacing the old central porch tower.

Inside, two side altars feature statues carved by Father Häusler: a Virgin with outstretched arms, created in 1867 and inspired by the stained glass window of Strasbourg Cathedral's Notre-Dame, and a statue of Saint Nicholas, completed in 1872. The stained glass windows are the work of artist René Kuder.

Data from DATAtourisme · Office de tourisme du Grand Ried, Système d'informations touristique Alsace - LEI Alsace