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St. Karl Borromäus

Expressionist Charm in Nuremberg's Suburb

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The Catholic parish church of St. Karl Borromäus in Nuremberg-Mögeldorf was built in 1926/27 following the designs of Fritz Fuchsenberger in an expressionist style. Recognized as an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, it combines modern forms with its monumental architecture. It features an enclosure at Lindnerstraße 9.

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The church is registered as a heritage monument with the number D-5-64-000-1203.

Quick Facts

Architect: Fritz Fuchsenberger
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: st-karl-nuernberg.de

Guided Story

As you stand here, take in the imposing architecture of this church, designed in 1926 and 1927 by architect Fritz Fuchsenberger in the expressionist style. This Catholic church is a prime example of suburban churches from the first half of the 20th century, featuring a blend of modern forms. Notice its monumental structure, recognized as an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, reflecting a harmony between tradition and modernity. Behind you, along Lindnerstraße, you'll find the distinctive enclosure that is part of the church's grounds. The church is dedicated to Saint Karl Borromäus, a name that continues to resonate here. Let the quiet and solemn atmosphere envelop you as you appreciate the unique architectural details.