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St. Elisabeth

Romanesque Revival in Stuttgart's Heart

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Since 1901, St. Elisabeth has been a prominent Catholic presence in Stuttgart West. The church's striking Romanesque Revival architecture is a significant feature of the Rottenburg-Stuttgart Diocese. With approximately 9,500 members, it holds a central position in the community.

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St. Elisabeth is the largest Catholic community in Stuttgart.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1901
Architectural Style: Romanesque
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Not accessible
Website: sankt-elisabeth-stuttgart.de

Guided Story

Standing here, you're facing the impressive façade of St. Elisabeth, a stunning example of Romanesque Revival architecture. Built in 1901, this church is a vital center of the Catholic community in Stuttgart West. With about 9,500 members, it is the largest Catholic parish in Stuttgart. As you take in the massive stone columns and the intricate archway of the entrance, you can feel the historical significance and deep faith that fill this place. To your left, you can see the Max Wagner monument in the distance, highlighting the church's connection to the surrounding community. St. Elisabeth stands not only as an architectural masterpiece but also as a vibrant part of the Rottenburg-Stuttgart Diocese.