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St. Anton

A blend of modern design and sacred charm

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St. Anton Parish Church in Augsburg's Antonsviertel captivates with its timeless twin-tower facade and distinctive brickwork. Since its dedication in 1927, it has drawn visitors with its modern architecture and unique ambiance. Nestled beside Wittelsbacher Park, it offers a serene retreat for reflection. Discover why architect Michael Kurz gained international acclaim for this masterpiece.

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Architect Michael Kurz gained international recognition for designing St. Anton Parish Church by combining modern architecture with the unconventional use of clinker bricks.

Quick Facts

Founded: May 26, 1927
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Partially accessible
Phone: +49 821 571006

Guided Story

Feel the gentle whisper of history as you gaze at the stunning facade. Look up, those twin towers majestically reach for the sky. St. Anton is not just a church; it's a symbol of renewal. During World War II, when many buildings in Augsburg were destroyed, St. Anton remained untouched. Some say it was a miracle. Imagine these bricks holding stories from nearly a century. Turn around, and you’ll see the lush green of Wittelsbacher Park — the perfect spot to enjoy some peace and reflection.