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Maria Bründl

Baroque Beauty in the Heart of Landshut

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Maria Bründl, a pilgrimage church built in 1719, showcases Baroque architecture and holds heritage monument status in Bavaria. It is part of the Heilig Blut parish and celebrates its patronal feast on September 8. This church is a notable example of baroque sacred architecture within the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising.

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The patronal feast is celebrated on the Nativity of Mary.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1719
Architectural Style: Baroque
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic

Guided Story

Standing here, you are in front of Maria Bründl, a Roman Catholic pilgrimage church built in 1719. This church is a fine example of Baroque architecture and a registered heritage monument in Bavaria. It belongs to the Heilig Blut parish within the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising. Take a moment to admire the detailed Baroque elements around the entrance. The church celebrates its patronal feast on September 8, making it a special place of gathering. As an architectural heritage monument, it has the designation number D-2-61-000-580. This sacred Baroque treasure invites you to explore its historical depth.