Protestant Churches in the East

Eglise protestante
67430 Diemeringen

The Protestant church of Diemeringen, built in the 3rd quarter of the 18th century, is a historical monument located in the Lower Rhine in Diemeringen. Its rectangular architecture and bulb campanile make it a notable example of the Alsatian heritage.

Eglise romane
68320 Muntzenheim

The Protestant church of Muntzenheim, built in the 17th century, is a listed historical monument located in the Upper Rhine, in the Great East. It combines Romanesque architecture and subsequent transformations, reflecting a turbulent religious history between Catholicism and reform.

Temple protestant
57000 Metz

The Temple Neuf of Metz, a Protestant neo-Roman building of the early twentieth century, dominates the Place de la Comédie. A Wilhelmini architectural symbol, it embodies the complex history of Metz between France and Germany.

Temple protestant
54100 Nancy

The Protestant temple of Nancy, a former 18th-century Catholic building, is a reformed place of worship located in Place André-Maginot. Ranked a historic monument in 1919, it combines Baroque architecture and Lorrain religious history.

Eglise protestante
67140 Barr

The Protestant church of Saint Martin de Barr, a 19th-century neo-classical building, preserves a 12th-century Romanesque tower. Located in the Lower Rhine, it illustrates Alsatian architectural and religious evolution, marked by the Reformation in 1568.

Eglise protestante
67800 Bischheim

The Protestant Church of Bischheim, known as Our Lord Jesus Christ, is a religious building of the 13th, 16th, 17th, 18th and 20th centuries, located in Bischheim in the Lower Rhine, classified as a historical monument since 1984.

Eglise romane et gothique
67140 Bourgheim

The simultaneous church of St.Arbogast in Bourgheim, a religious building of the 12th, 13th and 18th centuries, is located on Kirneck Street in the Lower Rhine in the Great East.

Cimetière
67130 La Broque

The Mennonite cemetery of Salm, located in La Broque (Bas-Rhin), is a 18th to 20th century Protestant historic site, classified as a historical monument in 1984, with Mennonite graves in the countryside.