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St. Vitus
Romanesque Monastic Church with a Rich History
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St. Vitus is a Romanesque monastic church and an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, dating back to 997. As part of the former Benedictine monastery Prüll, it reflects over a millennium of religious and historical transitions. This significant monument in Regensburg showcases architectural prowess and diverse uses throughout the centuries.
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The monastic church of St. Vitus was built around 1100.
Quick Facts
- Architectural Style
- Romanesque
- Heritage Status
- Architectural Heritage Monument
- Denomination
- Roman Catholic
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Part of These Trails
Churches of RegensburgStop 13 of 14
Heritage Sites in Regensburg — Walk IIStop 13 of 13
Romanesque Trail RegensburgStop 4 of 5
Location
Nearby
University of Regensburg
405 m away
Heil- und Pflegeanstalt Karthaus-Prüll
68 m away
Botanical Garden
839 m away
St. Wolfgang
774 m away
Charlotte-Brandis-Park
725 m away
Universitäts-Kapelle
619 m away
Kulturzentrum Alte Mälzerei
1.1 km away
Schloss St. Emmeram
1.6 km away
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