The palace church (Schlosskirche) is the landmark of the town, with its two 55 m. high domed towers of Rorschach sandstone, visible from far out on the lake. The church was built during the period from 1695 to 1701, under the direction of Christian Thumb and is one of the famous Barock buildings in Oberschwaben. In 1812, the church became an evangelical place of worship. An air raid in 1944 partially destroyed the building and, between 1947 and 1951, the restoration took place and the church was once again accessible for the evangelical congregation. You can view the ornamental stucco (School of Wessobrunn) on a walk around the interior. Guided tours are on offer.