The Saint-Rémy Church in Rollainville, dating from the 12th century, is a notable example of Romanesque architecture in the Vosges. Its original choir and apse are barrel-vaulted, while the massive bell tower is pierced with semicircular bays. The Romanesque elements are combined with Gothic additions, notably the ogival windows of the side aisles. Inside, the sobriety of the walls highlights the volumes, and antique furniture, including sculpted stone baptismal fonts, enriches the historical character of the building.
