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Niederbronn-les-Bains · 67
This Catholic church built in 1886 houses magnificent Byzantine murals depicting Christ Pantocrator and the apostles. Guided tours are organized in season, upon request at the Tourist Office.
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Ebersheim · 67
Saint Martin Church in Ebersheim, mentioned since 1137, is a Baroque gem built in 1767. Its bulbous steeple dates from 1753, the 1785 organ is classified, and several interior elements, including altars and 18th-century paneling, are also protected.
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Saint-Martin · 67
Saint Martin Church, protected by its patron saint, stands proudly in the heart of the cemetery. Built or rebuilt after 1649, it retains a bell tower that survived a fire.
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Gresswiller · 67
This church, whose nave dates from 1766, features a late Gothic bell tower (1523) adorned with a tympanum showing Saint Martin sharing his cloak. A 15th-century miniature Holy Sepulchre is visible in the wall of the former cemetery.
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Dachstein · 67
Saint Martin Church in Dachstein, listed among Alsace's medieval sites, blends Gothic and Baroque styles. Founded in the 13th century, it houses a Gothic choir, a Baroque main altar, 20th-century stained glass, and a historic organ restored in 2006.
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Kintzheim · 67
Kintzheim, inhabited since the Neolithic, features a church dedicated to Saint Martin, built between 1844 and 1846 on a promontory marked by ancient fortifications. Its 42-meter bell tower offers panoramic views of the village and the Vosges mountains.
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Ensisheim · 68
This 19th-century neo-Gothic church, built between 1857 and 1869, replaces a 16th-century church. It features a monumental porch tower, a Latin cross plan, and architectural elements like gargoyles and rose windows.
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Ammerschwihr · 68
This 15th-century historic monument, damaged by bombings in 1944-1945, survived the near-total destruction of the village during the Liberation, leaving only the church and two towers standing.
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Fessenheim-le-Bas · 67
This church, built between 1001 and 1014, is the first in Kochersberg to feature a fortified tower with arrow slits and a cannon port. Its bell tower rests on an ancient Roman temple, and its nave was expanded several times.
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Rangen · 67
The church of Rangen, mentioned since the 11th century, features a 12th-century tower-choir and an 18th-century nave. Dedicated to Saint Martin, it was restored after a 1980 fire and contains Romanesque elements like a reused carved head.
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Oltingue · 68
Saint-Martin-des-Champs, a listed historic monument, is a medieval church built on a rich archaeological site. It houses funerary remains and exceptional frescoes recently discovered.
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Westhoffen · 67
This Alsatian church, classified as a historic monument since 1997, combines Gothic style and successive restorations (1614, 1869). Its interior houses medieval stained glass and remarkable Gothic elements like sculpted piers and ornate keystones.
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Odratzheim · 67
This neo-Gothic sandstone building, built in 1895, features a rib-vaulted nave with an ancient cross and a five-sided chancel housing a Virgin Mary statue surrounded by saints.
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Ebersmunster · 67
Ebersmunster is home to a unique Baroque Abbey in Alsace, an Austrian masterpiece with sumptuous painted decorations and the 1730 Silbermann organ, a classified historic monument.
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Soultz-les-Bains · 67
Soultz-les-Bains, an Alsatian wine village 20 km from Strasbourg, features a neo-Gothic church whose bell tower preserves exceptional Romanesque frescoes. The building houses ancient artworks and a 1762 Silbermann organ.
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Mutzig · 67
This neo-Gothic church from 1879-1880, funded by collections, is a three-nave basilica with a 72 m bell tower, the tallest in the Bruche Valley. Its interior furnishings, designed between 1884 and 1900, are remarkable.
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Willgottheim · 67
The bell tower of Saint Maurice Church, built around 1170, is a Romanesque gem of Kochersberg with its four levels adorned with Lombard arcades. The nave, rebuilt in 1494 then replaced in 1732, was enlarged in 1829 and restored in 1904.
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Dieffenthal · 67
Saint Michael Church in Dieffenthal, built in the 18th century on an ancient sanctuary, was expanded in the early 20th century. It charms visitors with its portal frame carved with elegant scrolls.
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Hatten · 67
A church rebuilt in 1966 after its destruction in 1944 features stained glass windows by Tristan Ruhlmann and wooden works by Raymond Keller.
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Knœrsheim · 67
The church of Knœrsheim, dedicated to Saint Michael, dates from 1863 and is located on Main Street. It features stained glass windows from the 1930s, baptismal fonts from 1854, and a cemetery chapel originating from an earlier place of worship.
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Ergersheim · 67
The Rimlen Chapel, the sole remnant of a vanished hamlet in Ergersheim, dates from the 12th century and is linked to the Saint-Michel Abbey of Honau. A mass is held here every September 29 in memory of the former residents.
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Reichshoffen · 67
Saint Michael's Church, a classified historic monument, dominates Reichshoffen's old town with its 68.9-meter bell tower. Built between 1762 and 1772, it combines Vosges sandstone and neoclassical style, featuring a simple portal and a 30-bell carillon playing various tunes.
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Steinbach · 68
This 1930 chapel, dedicated to Saint Morand, patron of winemakers, stands on a plateau marked by the Great War. Nicknamed the "chapel of the Loh" ("the flame" in German), it faces east, towards the rising sun.
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Altkirch · 68
This priory, founded in 1105 and dedicated to Saint Morand, is open Saturdays and Sundays from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. It houses a 15th-century recumbent effigy and reliquary, and still functions as a hospital after renovations.
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