idées.outings in Alsace7 places
Cosswiller · 67
Cosswiller, a Protestant village rebuilt after the Thirty Years' War, features a discreet 1819 temple with elements salvaged from an 18th-century building and a bell tower added in 1843.
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Daubensand · 67
This Protestant church, built in 1875, represents an architectural heritage to discover within its historic setting.
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Boofzheim · 67
This temple, erected in 1854, houses an organ installed in 1855 by the Maison STIEHR-MOCKERS, a musical legacy still present today.
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Dorlisheim · 67
A 17th-century sundial, carved into a pink sandstone slab, is visible on the south side of Dorlisheim church. Its gnomon and slab have been weathered over time.
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Rothau · 67
Rothau, former capital of the Ban de la Roche lordship, hosts a unique Lutheran church in Alsace, built in 1863 by architect Louis Michel Boltz. Its central plan and semicircular interior optimize a limited hillside space.
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Haguenau · 67
In 1859/1860, the first Protestant temple was built in Haguenau, now serving as the parish hall. After 1870/71, a larger neo-Gothic building was constructed by architect Hertlein for the military administration, then given to the parish in 1918.
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This place was designed by architect Charles Schulé in 1897.
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