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Georgskirche

Schickhardt's Craftsmanship and Historic Tombstones

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The Georgskirche in Horkheim, Heilbronn, is a Protestant parish church first mentioned in the 14th century. Its current form was shaped by a 1610/11 reconstruction by architect Heinrich Schickhardt. Notable are the preserved tombstones of the Lemlin patrician family.
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The church is a protected cultural heritage monument in Germany.

Quick Facts

Architect
Heinrich Schickhardt
Heritage Status
Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination
Protestant

Guided Story

Here you stand before the Georgskirche, a cultural heritage site and a masterpiece by Heinrich Schickhardt. Take a closer look at the façade; it reflects the style of the early 17th century when the church was rebuilt in 1610/11. Stepping inside, you'll feel the calm that this Protestant church radiates. Of particular note are the preserved tombstones of the Lemlin patrician family, offering a glimpse into the region's history. If you look to the northwest, you might catch a glimpse of the Horkheimer Burg, just 55 meters away. This church, as an important cultural monument, tells stories of times past that you can almost breathe in here.

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