Wasselonne

Saint-Laurent church © Christophe Hamm

Description

Coming back south to Wasselonne, discover the St. Laurent church in “place General Leclerc”. In 1941, this simultaneous church, built in 1757 in the Baroque style, was given to the Protestants. It has become famous for its organ, built in 1745 by Jean André Silbermann. It is older than the church and it was bought during the French revolution. The town became Protestant as from 1525.

8 place du Général Leclerc

67310 Wasselonne

 

By car :

parking nearby

By train :

StopStrasbourg puis bus CTS 230 toutes les 1/2h
Stop Mosheim puis bus CTS 234
Stop Saverne puis bus CTS 420
STop bus Mairie (devant l'église)

Car park nearby

Travelling by train

Accessible by wheelchair

Accessible for the hearing impaired

Tour

Suggested visits :

• The Mossig valley
• Alsace, Land of organs