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Patrimoine & Culture
Eglise Sainte-Richarde
📍 Marlenheim, Bas-Rhin
· Rue de l'Eglise, 67520 Marlenheim
À propos
Built by the architect François Reiner in 1825, this church is composed of an outworked bell tower, a vast nave and a narrower polygonal choir.
It also has two neo-classical style altars with Corinthian pilasters and pediments dating from 1840.
It houses a baptismal font dating from 1671 in Renaissance style, a pulpit from the early 18th century in polychrome wood and a ceiling painting representing the Assumption of the Virgin.
It also has two neo-classical style altars with Corinthian pilasters and pediments dating from 1840.
It houses a baptismal font dating from 1671 in Renaissance style, a pulpit from the early 18th century in polychrome wood and a ceiling painting representing the Assumption of the Virgin.
