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Tras la introducción de la Reforma en Dorlisheim en el siglo XVI, la iglesia se utilizó para el culto protestante hasta 1685, cuando Luis XIV introdujo la simultaneidad. Este edificio del siglo XII consta de una triple nave románica, un campanario gótico y un coro flanqueado por dos capillas cuadradas abovedadas. El portal y los bajorrelieves de las paredes exteriores del coro merecen su atención
El órgano Rémy Mahler es muy original porque se inspira en la estética renacentista y en la organería alsaciana del siglo XVII. Se creó en 2006
Cerrado al público. Posibilidad de visita con cita previa.
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