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St. Augustin

Modern design meets Bavarian heritage

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Located south of the Danube in Ingolstadt, St. Augustin Church was constructed between 1958 and 1959, based on designs by architect Hans Zitzelsperger. Recognized as an architectural heritage monument, it stands out with its contemporary design. A notable feature is the tower on Pettenkoferstraße 12.

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The tower is part of the heritage ensemble.

Quick Facts

Architect: Hans Zitzelsperger
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument

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Guided Story

Are you admiring the striking facade? St. Augustin Church was designed by architect Hans Zitzelsperger in the late 1950s. Not just a place of worship, it’s also recognized as an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria. Take a moment to notice the distinctive tower on Pettenkoferstraße 12. Its modern design blends seamlessly with the surroundings, offering a serene space to reflect.