The village church in Munshausen is dedicated to St. Hubert, the patron saint of hunters — an apt choice for a village deep in the Ardennes hunting forests. The building dates from the 13th century, though it has been modified over the centuries in the way most small rural churches in the region have been, with later additions sitting alongside the oldest stonework.
It is a modest building with no grand interior, but it anchors the old village and is worth a brief visit for anyone with an interest in Romanesque architecture or in the cult of St. Hubert, whose feast day on 3 November draws hunters from across the region to services at churches like this one.