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St. Johann Baptist

Where Modern Design Meets Bavarian Heritage

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St. Johann Baptist Church in Neu-Ulm blends modern architecture with Bavarian history. Designed by Georg von Stengel and a heritage monument since 1857, it offers a unique atmosphere. Its contemporary lines and historic charm invite you to experience the fusion of past and present.
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St. Johann Baptist Church in Neu-Ulm, designed by the renowned architect Georg von Stengel, is a rare example of modern architecture built as early as 1857.

Quick Facts

Founded
1857
Architect
Georg von Stengel
Architectural Style
Modernism
Heritage Status
Architectural Heritage Monument
Opening Hours
Tu-We 08:00-12:00; Th 15:00-18:00
Wheelchair Access
Fully accessible

Guided Story

Take a moment to admire the clean lines of this remarkable building. They're not just modern; they tell a story dating back to the 19th century. Designed by Georg von Stengel, St. Johann Baptist was a visionary project when it first opened its doors in 1857. Imagine the townsfolk, filled with awe, stepping inside to witness this modern marvel against the backdrop of traditional Bavarian scenery. Looking up, you might notice the play of light through the tall windows, a dance of shadows and light that has captivated generations. Turn to your right, and you'll see the Petruskirche, standing proudly with its own historical charm. Can you hear the whispers of the past visitors who have stood here before you? Each one part of a story shaped by time and the people who have walked through these doors.

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