Ingwiller

Neo-Romanesque, the synagogue Ingwiller takes place on the remains of the former castle of the Counts of Lichtenberg. In particular, it reveals a bell tower with copper-cladding in oriental style. Built in the first half of the 19th century, it no longer accepts regular religious services.

Built in the late nineteenth century, the Church of St. Mary Magdalene is also charming with its baptismal font of the fifteenth century.

Multi-cultural, the city of Ingwiller also has a very beautiful Protestant church of the fifteenth century modified in the nineteenth, including a pastoral pulpit of the early seventeenth century.

The weekly market is held every Saturday morning under the covered market. Four fairs are organized each year: a Tuesday in early April, early June, late August and late November. A traditional Christmas market is also proposed in December.

Concerts are organized in June on the occasion of the Festival of Music.

Every year in October, Ingwiller hosts a festival of Jewish music with a varied program of concerts.

The steam locomotive space in Obermodern allows you to discover steam engines, locomotives, tools and equipment in the form of models made by passionate rail enthusiasts. To take control of the full-size reconstructed locomotive driving station, go to Obermodern!