About our rating systemBuilt between 1230 and 1330, this Romanesque church was one of the first converted to Protestantism when the movement arrived in Alsace in 1524. It contains the mausoleum of Maréchal de Saxe, a masterpiece of French art by Pigalle (1777), and a magnificent 12th-century sarcophagus of Archbishop Aledoch.
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Eglise St-Thomas
Rue Martin-Luther (along rue St-Thomas, near pont St-Thomas)
Our Rating
Neighborhood
Around Town
Hours
Apr–Oct daily 10am–6pm; Nov–Dec and Mar daily 10am–5pm
Phone
03-88-32-14-46
Prices
Free admission
Web site
Eglise St-Thomas
Other
Closed Jan to mid-Feb
Neighborhood
Around Town
Hours
Apr–Oct daily 10am–6pm; Nov–Dec and Mar daily 10am–5pm
Phone
03-88-32-14-46
Prices
Free admission
Web site
Eglise St-Thomas
Other
Closed Jan to mid-Feb
Map
Rue Martin-Luther StrasbourgNote: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
