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St. Remigius Kirche

Romanesque Tower Meets Baroque Nave

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St. Remigius Church in Nieder-Ingelheim combines a striking Romanesque tower from the late 12th century with a Baroque nave, constructed in 1739 under the guidance of architect Kaspar Valerius from Heidelberg. The old churchyard features a Baroque crucifixion group and priest gravestones from the mid-19th century. The church is protected as a cultural heritage monument.

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The church is protected under the Hague Convention.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1739
Architectural Style: Romanesque
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

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Guided Story

Take a look at the striking Romanesque tower, dating back to the late 12th century. Its Staufer architecture forms the foundation of St. Remigius Church. If you glance to your right, you'll notice the Baroque nave, constructed in 1739 under the guidance of architect Kaspar Valerius from Heidelberg. This blend of Romanesque and Baroque styles makes this site truly unique. On the old churchyard, you can find a Baroque crucifixion group, alongside priest gravestones from the mid-19th century, adding to the historical character of the place. This church is protected as a cultural heritage monument, highlighting its architectural and historical significance.