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Saint-Quirin
On the heights, an archaeological site has uncovered important Gallo-Roman remains of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd centuries, witnesses of the ancient culture of the summits. In the village, the priory and the priory church with two bell towers of three superimposed bulbs are typical of the eighteenth century, as are their Baroque furniture and statuary. The organs are listed as a historic monument. The village's miraculous fountain is said to have the power to cure skin diseases. Saint-Quirin has indeed been for many centuries a place of pilgrimage and worship of its healer patron saint. Away from the town, the Glassmakers' chapel has folk-art stained glass recalling the traditional activity of the place in the fifteenth century.
