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Neupfarrkirche

A blend of history and architecture in Regensburg

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Designed by architect Ludwig Foltz, the Neupfarrkirche stands as a testament to both historical change and architectural heritage in Bavaria. Initially conceived as a Catholic pilgrimage church, it reflects the transformative spirit of the Reformation. The intricately crafted features and serene ambiance invite you to explore the seamless fusion of past and present.

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Did you know?

Ludwig Foltz, the architect of Neupfarrkirche, played a significant role in the restoration of the famous Frauenkirche in Munich.

Quick Facts

Architect: Ludwig Foltz
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument

Guided Story

Feel the quiet enveloping you here. Look around and notice the imposing lines of the Neupfarrkirche reaching up to the sky. Imagine pilgrims from all over Europe once flocked here, drawn by hope and the promise of new beginnings. As you gaze upwards, the clear blue sky accentuates the church’s Gothic elements. Can you hear the whispers of history? This church stands where a vibrant Jewish quarter once thrived, before its destruction in 1519. Just a few steps behind you, the Misrach monument stands, a poignant reminder of this past. These tensions and transformations are embedded in every stone of the church.