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Unsere Liebe Frau

Neoclassical Heritage in the Heart of Fürth

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Consecrated in 1829, the Parish Church of Our Lady is a remarkable example of neoclassical architecture in Fürth. Designed by Leo von Klenze, it stands as the city's oldest post-Reformation Catholic church and holds the status of an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria. With a height of 8 meters, the structure fits seamlessly into the urban landscape.

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The church's design was created by the renowned architect Leo von Klenze.

Quick Facts

Architectural Style: Neoclassical
Height: 8 m
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: ulf-fuerth.de

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Guided Story

Look at this elegant church, consecrated in 1829. It's a stunning example of neoclassical architecture, designed by Leo von Klenze. Standing at eight meters tall, the church seamlessly integrates into Fürth's urban landscape. As the city's oldest post-Reformation Catholic church, it holds the esteemed status of an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria. This place of worship offers a sense of peace and reflection, with its neoclassical facade exuding timeless elegance. If you turn around, you can see the Fürth City Theater, just 163 meters to the northwest. Another cultural landmark in this historic city.