Its late Middle Ages Gothic architecture is admirable. The spire, with its stone lacework, is one of the highest in Alsace. The west façade has a splendid 15m-high doorway while the flamboyant north doorway is enhanced by attractive 15C statues. The ..

Engelbourg castle, which was built by the Counts of Ferrette, belonged to the Habsburgs and from 1648 to the King of France. Louis XIV ordered the destruction of the fortress in 1673. These strange yet magnificent ruins stand on a rocky outcrop with ..

In the old corn hall dating from 1519, the museum contains exhibits of local history on four floors. The themes covered are the vineyards, the castle and its fortifications, the collegiate church and the cult of St Theobald, furniture and popular art..

This 15C tower with an onion dome is the last vestige of the old fortifications. There is a picturesque view of the bridge over the Thur.