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St. Josef (Donaustaufer Straße)

Baroque Revival Gem in Regensburg's Northern Quarter

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St. Josef's Catholic Parish Church on Wieshuberstraße 2 is a stunning example of Baroque Revival architecture, designed by Heinrich Hauberrisser. Established on July 29, 1906, it stands as an important architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, anchoring the Reinhausen district. The complex includes the rectory on Donaustaufer Straße 29.

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St. Josef was designed by Heinrich Hauberrisser in 1906.

Quick Facts

Founded: July 29, 1906
Architect: Heinrich Hauberrisser
Architectural Style: Baroque
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument

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Guided Story

Standing here, you're in front of St. Josef's Church, a remarkable piece of Baroque Revival architecture designed by Heinrich Hauberrisser. Established on July 29, 1906, this church is recognized as an important architectural heritage monument in Bavaria. Notice the intricate details and the grandeur typical of this architectural style. This church is at the heart of the Reinhausen district, serving as more than just a place of worship. Behind you, about 51 meters northwest, you'll find monuments that add to the historical context of this area. If you look further northwest, 413 meters away, there's the St.-Nikolaus-Chapel. Take a moment to explore the surroundings and appreciate the rich history embedded in this district.