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St. Michael (Südwest)
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St. Michael (Südwest)

Historic cemetery chapel with Baroque reconstruction

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The Catholic cemetery chapel St. Michael, constructed between 1603 and 1605, underwent a Baroque revival after its destruction, rebuilt between 1708 and 1712. As a filial church of St. Moritz, it stands as a listed architectural monument in Bavaria, reflecting Augsburg's rich architectural history.
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The chapel was rebuilt from 1708 to 1712 after its destruction.

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Heritage Status
Architectural Heritage Monument
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Roman Catholic

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Here you are, standing in front of the Catholic cemetery chapel of St. Michael, a serene testament to Augsburg's history. Built between 1603 and 1605, it was lovingly reconstructed in Baroque style after its destruction in the early 18th century. This chapel is a protected architectural monument in Bavaria and serves as a filial church of St. Moritz. Take a moment to observe the simple yet impressive Baroque lines that define its reconstruction. To your left, you’ll find the Hermanfriedhof, a peaceful cemetery that enhances the chapel's tranquil setting. Let the history wash over you as you feel the connection between past and present.

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