Commune de Woelfling-les-Sarreguemines

Woelfling is crossed by the Schwartzbach, a small tributary stream of the Saar

To see
- The Roman road : it is located between Bitche and Sarreguemines, and which probably joined Strasbourg to a more important road passing through Sarrebruck and Trier, is still visible today. This road would have been an important passage for travelers and merchants, as the name of the gap "Hermeskapel" attests, which may suggest the presence of an ancient place of worship of the Greek god of trade Hermes. along this road near the border of the ban
- The Tiefer Puhl: At the place called Frohnerwald there is a water hole which was once a swamp. Legends exist about this hole which is supposed to have swallowed up many "villains".
- The statue of the Sacred Heart of Jesus : it was erected between the villages of Woelfling and Wiesviller in 1950 to protect them.
- The statue of Saint Michel.
- The Chapel of Saint Hermes.

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