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The witch tower corresponds to the old Niedertor (low gate) of the first enclosure (1216-1230). It is said to have been renovated in the late 13th and late 14th centuries. The current state is very different from the original appearance. The upper floors served mainly in the 17th century as a prison for 'witches' before they were executed. In 1774 the ground floor housed a saltpeter and an equipment depot for the fortifications. triggered? Read the full construction story at https://www.selestat.fr/les-atouts-de-selestat/un-patrimoine-bati-exceptionnel/tour-des-sorcieres.html

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ca9s4fmbnVw The abbey church of Saint-Maurice in Ebersmunster as we see it today dates from the beginning of the 18th century. It was built by an Austrian architect on the site of an old medieval abbey dedicated to Saint-Maurice. Ebersmunster Abbey constitutes the only achievement in France of the Baroque style of Vorarlberg (region of Austria). With its towers with onion-shaped roofs and green glazed tiles, you can see Ebersmsunter Abbey from quite a distance. Already pretty from the outside, it reveals all its splendor inside: a pure baroque masterpiece awaits you! You must at all costs cross the door of the building to admire this church of exceptional beauty and whose interior enjoys magnificent clarity. Frescoes, stucco, gilding, magnificent painted decorations on the vault, statues... majestic decorations await visitors. In particular, you should not miss admiring the splendid high altar topped with an immense crown, which is the work of Jean-Léonard Meyer de Sélestat. The abbey is very richly decorated and is beautiful from floor to ceiling. http://amisabbatiale-ebersmunster.fr/leglise/

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Village of less than 500 inhabitants, Ebermunster is known worldwide for its Saint-Maurice abbey church. Built from 1725 by the Austrian architect Peter Thumb, it is home to a religious community whose origins date back to the 7th century. Undoubtedly the richest Baroque building in the region, it has three onion bell towers 48 meters high. On the porch, in a niche, Saint-Maurice welcomes pilgrims, while the Virgin sits at the top of the pediment. Inside, the visitor can only notice the beauty of the decor. Among other things, we will admire in the nave, the paintings of the vaults which illustrate the legend of Saint Cecilia as well as the trompe-l'oeil representing the Assumption sheltered in the dome. http://amisabbatiale-ebersmunster.fr/

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Simply a great place with good gastronomy and a beautiful baroque church

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Popularly known as the "Witches' Tower", it is the former Niedertor, which opens the east side of the first enclosure (1216) towards Strasbourg. The upper floors were used as a prison, especially in the 17th century for "witches" before their execution.

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Beautiful little place right on the Ill with nice restaurants

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Beautiful little place right on the Ill definitely worth a visit

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The abbey church of Ebersmunster is considered the best example of Baroque art in Alsace, resulting from the spirit of the Counter-Reformation.

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Remarkable tree to the right of the entrance to the Saint-Maurice de Ebersmunster abbey.

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Beautiful landscape on the Ill near Ehnwihr. More information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ehnwihr

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In Ebersmunster stands the most important baroque church of Alsace. Even from a distance recognizable by the high onion domes. The church belongs to the former abbey of Ebersmunster and the monastery buildings today still occupy a large part of the small village. In Ebersmunster you should be able to eat delicious fish in the restaurant of the Deux Clefs.

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