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St. Sebastian

A sanctuary of plague protection and heritage

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St. Sebastian's Church in Ingolstadt, designed by architect Hans Zitzelsperger, was built as a plague church. Dedicated to Saint Sebastian, it now serves as a branch of the St. Moritz parish and is recognized as an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria.

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The church is recognized as an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria.

Quick Facts

Architect: Hans Zitzelsperger
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic

Guided Story

Take a look at the striking façade of this Catholic church, designed by Hans Zitzelsperger. Built originally as a plague church, it’s dedicated to Saint Sebastian, the protector against the plague. Did you know it now serves as a branch of the St. Moritz parish? This church is not just a place of worship but also a recognized architectural heritage monument in Bavaria. If you glance to the side, you might spot the Lechner Museum just a bit to the east. The architecture here weaves a tale of hope and protection during challenging times.