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St. Elisabeth / Heiligkreuz
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St. Elisabeth / Heiligkreuz

A Heritage Gem in Zellerau

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The Heiligkreuz Parish Church, a notable architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, stands at the junction of Sedanstraße and Friedrichstraße. Constructed in 1935 by architect Michael Niedermeier, it represents a striking example of Roman Catholic church architecture. This site provides a unique glimpse into the region's historical and cultural fabric.
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The church was built in 1935.

Quick Facts

Founded
1935
Architect
Michael Niedermeier
Heritage Status
Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination
Roman Catholic

Guided Story

Here you are, standing before the Heiligkreuz Parish Church, an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria. Look to your right, where it rises at the corner of Sedanstraße and Friedrichstraße. Built in 1935 by architect Michael Niedermeier, this church is a striking example of Roman Catholic architecture. The solid lines and robust walls speak of a time when such sturdy structures dominated the cityscape. If you glance east, you’ll spot the Ecce-Homo monument nearby. Feel the history of this church as you appreciate the cultural heritage of this area.

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