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Evangelische Pfarrkirche St. Johannis

18th Century Margrave Church Architecture

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The Evangelical Parish Church of St. Johannis in Bayreuth stands as a notable example of Margrave church architecture, shaped by architect Johann David Räntz in the 18th century. It is part of the Bayreuth church district within the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria, reflecting the style typical of the former Margraviate of Brandenburg-Bayreuth.

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Johann David Räntz defined the church's appearance in the 18th century.

Quick Facts

Architect: Johann David Räntz
Denomination: Lutheran
Website: markgrafenkirchen.de/markgrafenkirchen/pfarrkirche-st-johannis-bayreuth/#

Guided Story

As you stand before this impressive church, you're witnessing a piece of 18th-century history. This Lutheran church, crafted by architect Johann David Räntz, is part of the Margrave churches of the former Margraviate of Brandenburg-Bayreuth. Its current appearance reflects the architectural styles of that era. Even if you can't see inside, the interior connects the community to the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria. Look around and imagine the community's faith being expressed here. Just a short walk east, you'll find Monplaisir and the Eremitage castles, which also showcase this region's rich history.