Eglise Saint-Martin

Classified as a historical monument since 1920, the south-west-facing church of Saint Martin was built in the late 15th century in the flamboyant Gothic style. Of the ancient cemetery that surrounded the church until 1854, only a few tombstones remain, including that of Antoine Bras de Fer, who died on September 10, 1569. The stained-glass windows were designed by Jacques Grüber, a master glassworker of the Nancy school, to replace those destroyed during the First World War.

Former Romanesque church, vestiges of which remain in the lower part of the bell-tower, which was raised in the 18th century. Hall-type building rebuilt in the late 15th century. Numerous elements: high altar, 2 tiers and tabernacle, wood repainted and redecorated around 1720/1730, side altars and altarpieces, choir woodwork. Information leaflet available inside the church.

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