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St. Pankratius

Historic Church with Bavarian Heritage Status

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Located in the Lechhausen district of Augsburg, the Roman Catholic parish church of St. Pankratius was designed by architect Karl Friedrich Klumpp in 1867. This building is recognized as an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, named after the holy martyr Pankratius. It plays a significant role in the local community.

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The church's feast day is celebrated on May 12th.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1867
Architect: Karl Friedrich Klumpp
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

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Guided Story

You're standing before the Roman Catholic parish church of St. Pankratius, a creation by architect Karl Friedrich Klumpp, built in 1867. This church is a recognized architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, named after the holy martyr Pankratius. Take a moment to observe the architectural details that define this 19th-century structure. To your left, about 25 meters away, is the parish center of St. Pankratius. This church plays a significant role within the Lechhausen community and offers a place for quiet reflection. If you turn east, you’ll find the Johann Schöllhammer monument approximately 128 meters away. The atmosphere here is perfect for taking a moment to appreciate the historical significance of this place.