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St. Bartholomäuskirche

Step into Nuremberg's Protestant History

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St. Bartholomäus Church in Nuremberg-Wöhrd offers a glimpse into the past. Built in 1564, this Protestant landmark exudes a serene and majestic atmosphere. Recognized as an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, its historic structure and limited wheelchair access invite you to explore. Immerse yourself in its timeless charm and uncover the stories etched within its walls.

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Did you know?

Despite being a Protestant church, St. Bartholomäus features architectural elements that harken back to its Gothic roots from its original construction between 1396 and 1418.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1564
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Protestant
Former Name: St. Bartholomäus
Wheelchair Access: Partially accessible

Guided Story

Can you feel the tranquility in the air? Right in front of you stands St. Bartholomäus Church, a silent witness to history. Look up and notice the intricate details in the window designs. Did you know that this church was once a refuge during the Thirty Years' War? In 1632, it provided shelter to those fleeing the siege of Nuremberg. A sanctuary amidst the turmoil. Turn around, and you might sense the whispers of past prayers still lingering. This church is not just a structure; it’s a living piece of history.