La ligne maginot aquatique

Edifice réhabilité selon son apparence de l'époque : toit en tuile et créneaux de tirs obturés par des volets en bois.

Formerly the town hall and cantonal court, this elegant 18th century municipal building, superbly restored in 1998, owes its current name to the admirable sculptures that adorn its façade. Since 1995, it has housed the seven rooms of the Historical Museum of the Alba Region and the Maginot Aquatic Line. A true house of heritage, it allows you to discover the military, religious, industrial and craft heritage of Sarralbe and the surrounding area. It is also the only museum of the aquatic Maginot Line. Permanent exhibition on the Maginot Aquatic Line.

This cathedral was built in 1907 on the waterfront. It is located next to an old mill and forms a beautiful architectural ensemble with the Saar bridge and the old gate dating from the 13th century. This unconventional building does not lack charm. When you enter the church, you will be surprised by the narthex, the "vestibule" leading to the left to the old baptismal font. The view over the choir is panoramic. Unfortunately, the beautiful carved pulpit was badly damaged during the events of 1940. To the left, you can admire the fine carvings and biblical messages that decorate the only original confessional. All that remains of the gallery organ is a row of decorative pipes. A new organ, decorated with Sarralbe's emblematic frog, occupies the right apse. The main altar is original and was designed by the architect Rüppel. With its richly decorated statues and bas-reliefs, this altar alone is a teaching tool for the faithful.