Traditional Half-Timbered House

This imposing building, erected in 1687 by the village mayor of the time, combines simplicity and symbolism.

Its ground floor, made of massive stones, houses a cellar and a stable on either side, reflecting rural life of the past.

Upstairs, the half-timbered structure features two remarkable decorative assemblies: a crossed diamond and a Lorraine cross, a fusion of pagan and Christian motifs that adorn the facades of that era.