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Basilika St. Martin

Baroque Splendor at the Heart of Wiblingen

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St. Martin's Basilica, part of the former Wiblingen Abbey, stands out with its Roman Catholic architecture designed by Johann Georg Specht and Januarius Zick. At 30 meters tall, the building is a landmark within the historic abbey complex. The basilica seamlessly integrates into the rich Baroque landscape of the Upper Swabian Baroque Route.

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The basilica was designed by two renowned architects.

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Architect: Johann Georg Specht, Januarius Zick
Height: 30 m
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Website: kloster-wiblingen.de

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Take a look around and notice the impressive structure of St. Martin's Basilica rising 30 meters high. This is a stunning example of Roman Catholic architecture designed by the renowned architects Johann Georg Specht and Januarius Zick. The basilica is part of the former Wiblingen Abbey, founded in 1093. If you glance to your left, you might catch sight of the entrance to the museum in the convent building, just 41 meters away. The basilica integrates seamlessly into the Baroque landscape, a hallmark of the Upper Swabian Baroque Route. Its walls tell stories of centuries of history and religious traditions, making it a special part of the cultural landscape.