The oldest part is the transept. The north and south towers, unfinished due to the 1870 war, date from the 19C. This church is characteristic of the Germanic school of architecture. The large interior arcades have alternating thick and thin supports...

Built from the 13 to 15C, this machicolated tower has a roof in four sections topped with a storks' nest. It was used up to the 18C as a prison for women accused of witchcraft although it is uncertain whether the area had more witches than elsewhere.

The old corn hall on Place de la République dates from the late 15C. At the far end of the square, the Maison de l'oeuvre Notre-Dame is Gothic and the former town hall has a fine, twin-gabled Renaissance façade. Other attractive houses are situated a..

The church was built from 1280 to 1300 and the aisles altered in the 15C. A pulpit with an openwork balustrade is next to one of the buttresses.