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St. Elisabeth
1950s architectural heritage in Augsburg's Lechhausen
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St. Elisabeth Catholic Church in Augsburg-Lechhausen, designed by Michael Kurz in the 1950s, is a protected architectural monument. It is listed along with the adjoining rectory. The church is dedicated to Saint Elizabeth of Thuringia.
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The church was designed by architect Michael Kurz.
Quick Facts
- Architect
- Michael Kurz
- Heritage Status
- Architectural Heritage Monument
- Denomination
- Roman Catholic
Guided Story
As you stand in front of the Catholic Church of St. Elisabeth, you'll notice the simple yet striking design by Michael Kurz from the 1950s. This church, along with the adjoining rectory, holds the status of a protected architectural monument in Bavaria. It's dedicated to Saint Elizabeth of Thuringia, a detail that adds depth to its character. Look around, and you'll see how it connects seamlessly with the rectory at Elisabethstraße 56. Take a moment to absorb the serene atmosphere and appreciate the historical elements that make this place so unique.
Location
Nearby
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