Saint-Quirin Church

A chapel already existed in the 17th-18th centuries. Rebuilt in 1751, it was enlarged in 1877. Very simple in style, the church takes the form of a rectangular building ending in a trapezoid on the heart side, with four round-arched stained-glass windows on each side, and very little exterior decoration. The octagonal bell tower is small, yet houses the clock mechanism and three bells dedicated to Saint-Quirin, Sainte-Odile and Sainte-Jeanne d'Arc respectively.