Editing Wissembourg (section)

==Sights==
[[File:Wissembourg abbey1 mod timm.jpg|thumb|left|Church of Saints-Pierre et Paul]]

The town, set in a landscape of wheat fields, retains a former [[Benedictine]] monastery with its large-scale [[Gothic architecture|Gothic]] church, now the [[Parish (Catholic Church)|parish church]] of [[St. Peter and St. Paul's Church, Wissembourg|Saints Peter and Paul's church]] (''Église Saints-Pierre-et-Paul''). Other medieval churches are the Lutheran [[St John's Church, Wissembourg|St John's church]] (''Église Saint-Jean''), and the Romanesque St Ulrich's church (''Église Saint-Ulrich'') in Altenstadt. The 13th-century [[Dominican Church, Wissembourg|Dominican church]] now serves as the cultural center "La Nef". The ''Grenier aux Dîmes'' ([[tithe barn]]) belonging to the abbey is from the 18th century but an ancient foundation. Noteworthy houses are the medieval "Salt house" (''Maison du sel''), the Renaissance "House of l'Ami Fritz," the [[Baroque architecture|Baroque]] [[Hôtel de Ville, Wissembourg|town hall]], a work by [[Joseph Massol]], and [[Château du Geisberg]].