The Romanesque House

Built around 1240, this medieval residence stands out as one of the most remarkable of its era. It was originally owned by the Rathsamhausen family, who used it as an annex to their demesne court. Over the centuries, the house underwent modifications, notably during the Renaissance, while preserving authentic elements of its original architecture. Its original gable, still visible today, is decorated with small Romanesque windows characterized by their columns and capitals, valuable testimonies to the art and construction techniques of the 13th century.