Saint-Leger Church

A congregation has remained at this area since the 900s, however every one of them has experienced war harm, regardless of whether it was the Thirty Years' War in the seventeenth century, the First World War or the Second World War. As we see it now Saint-Léger is an eighteenth century neoclassical plan remade step by step in the 1920s subsequent to being leveled by shelling in the First World War. The main thing that survived is a statue of the Virgin Mary from the seventeenth century. It was picked from the rubble and is in the sanctuary gave to the Great War dead.