Breitenbach

Built in the 18th century, the Church of St. Gall replaced a primitive building. It has retained some Romanesque elements of an older construction. Not far away, it is also possible to admire a statue of Saint Urban or the chapel of the Sorrowful Virgin.

Surmounted by a small belfry from the second half of the 19th century, the latter has two paintings by the painter Charles Frantz, a native of the town, inside. A grotto of Lourdes erected in the 1910s is also visible not far from there.

The boundaries of neighboring towns are marked out by markers from the 17th to the 19th century. These boundary stones are still visible in different places in the locality.

In December, the town offers a market for producers and artisans.

The Val de Villé offers a wide range of activities: 350 km of marked footpaths for walkers, tree-climbing, paragliding, climbing, water sports at the Aquavallées water sports center.

In winter, the family resort of Champ du Feu allows the practice of cross-country skiing and track, but also biathlon.