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Founded: 1180Category: Religious sites in Germany
Historical period: Hohenstaufen Dynasty (Germany)
Rating
4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
david antoun (7 months ago)
built in 1180 then extended in 1500 then gets a rococo style in 1781. colourful ceilings/walls, gospel paintings and coloured windows.
built in 1180 then extended in 1500 then gets a rococo style in 1781. colourful ceilings/walls, gospel paintings and coloured windows.
Ekaterina Chebotareva (8 months ago)
Interesting, minimalist, beautiful
Interesting, minimalist, beautiful
JC Le (8 months ago)
Free to enter. This has to be one of the most beautifully decorated churches ever. It is so nice inside. The artwork and architecture is incredible. Lots of seating. Nice and quiet inside. There is an old bell near the front door too. So nice. Must see this historic church.
Free to enter. This has to be one of the most beautifully decorated churches ever. It is so nice inside. The artwork and architecture is incredible. Lots of seating. Nice and quiet inside. There is an old bell near the front door too. So nice. Must see this historic church.
Cláudio Cardona (14 months ago)
St. Stephan’s Church in Lindau, also known as St. Stephen’s Church, is a significant historical and architectural landmark on the eastern shore of Lake Constance. Historical Background: St. Stephan’s Church was founded in 1180 and has undergone several transformations since its inception. It was originally a three-nave Romanesque church and was redesigned in the late Baroque style in 1783. The church’s interior today is marked by a modest rococo style, evident in its altar, baptismal font, and pulpit, reflecting the piety of past and present congregations. The church also features beautiful stucco ornaments from the Rococo period, colorful choir windows, and 200-year-old pews Architectural Highlights: • The altar and pulpits from the 1780s are particularly noteworthy, showcasing the late Baroque and Rococo influences. • Stucco ornaments from the Rococo period add an intricate elegance to the interior. • Colorful choir windows bring a vibrant atmosphere to the church, enhancing its spiritual ambiance. Visiting Lindau: Before or after visiting St. Stephan’s Church, explore the Lindau Old Town, a historic area on an island characterized by its medieval and Baroque appearance . Enjoy the picturesque Lindau Harbor, featuring a lighthouse and a Bavarian Lion sculpture, which is a popular attraction in the Island district of Lindau. For a unique historical experience, visit the Church of St. Peter, a war memorial church founded around the year 1000, and the Minster ‘Unserer Lieben Frau’, the former church of “Maria Himmelfahrt” (Assumption). In summary, St. Stephan’s Church in Lindau is a testament to the region’s rich architectural and religious history. Its Rococo-style interior, coupled with its historical significance, makes it a must-visit destination. The surrounding area of Lindau, with its picturesque harbor and historic sites, offers a complete and enriching experience for visitors.
St. Stephan’s Church in Lindau, also known as St. Stephen’s Church, is a significant historical and architectural landmark on the eastern shore of Lake Constance. Historical Background: St. Stephan’s Church was founded in 1180 and has undergone several transformations since its inception. It was originally a three-nave Romanesque church and was redesigned in the late Baroque style in 1783. The church’s interior today is marked by a modest rococo style, evident in its altar, baptismal font, and pulpit, reflecting the piety of past and present congregations. The church also features beautiful stucco ornaments from the Rococo period, colorful choir windows, and 200-year-old pews Architectural Highlights: • The altar and pulpits from the 1780s are particularly noteworthy, showcasing the late Baroque and Rococo influences. • Stucco ornaments from the Rococo period add an intricate elegance to the interior. • Colorful choir windows bring a vibrant atmosphere to the church, enhancing its spiritual ambiance. Visiting Lindau: Before or after visiting St. Stephan’s Church, explore the Lindau Old Town, a historic area on an island characterized by its medieval and Baroque appearance . Enjoy the picturesque Lindau Harbor, featuring a lighthouse and a Bavarian Lion sculpture, which is a popular attraction in the Island district of Lindau. For a unique historical experience, visit the Church of St. Peter, a war memorial church founded around the year 1000, and the Minster ‘Unserer Lieben Frau’, the former church of “Maria Himmelfahrt” (Assumption). In summary, St. Stephan’s Church in Lindau is a testament to the region’s rich architectural and religious history. Its Rococo-style interior, coupled with its historical significance, makes it a must-visit destination. The surrounding area of Lindau, with its picturesque harbor and historic sites, offers a complete and enriching experience for visitors.
JudyF (4 years ago)
Wonderful acoustics, and concerts showcase fabulous talent. Seats are not comfortable, one should know this before booking a concert here.
Wonderful acoustics, and concerts showcase fabulous talent. Seats are not comfortable, one should know this before booking a concert here.
