Details
Founded: 1311-1484Category: Religious sites in Germany
Historical period: Habsburg Dynasty (Germany)
Rating
4.2/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Barefoot Centipede (5 months ago)
Religious landmark of the city. Worth purchasing the entrance ticket to see the holly blood altar, on the second floor.
Religious landmark of the city. Worth purchasing the entrance ticket to see the holly blood altar, on the second floor.
JB TV (7 months ago)
Just beautiful to see. And also the tour guid will tell you about the history of the church. Also had some luck by hearing the bells echo true the small town.
Just beautiful to see. And also the tour guid will tell you about the history of the church. Also had some luck by hearing the bells echo true the small town.
Henry White (9 months ago)
Nice church but, an entry fee? I mean, come on guys. Other than that, it's a really nice place to go to.
Nice church but, an entry fee? I mean, come on guys. Other than that, it's a really nice place to go to.
Renata W (2 years ago)
We enjoyed our visit in December 2023. The church itself is a beautiful old building with lovely artworks and stained glass windows. There is an entry fee of a few euros, but honestly it is worth it just to see Tilman Remanschneider’s incredible Holy Blood Altar (up the rear stairs to where the organ is). How Remanscheider’s work isn’t as well known as the Italian Masters, I don’t understand. His work is amazing.
We enjoyed our visit in December 2023. The church itself is a beautiful old building with lovely artworks and stained glass windows. There is an entry fee of a few euros, but honestly it is worth it just to see Tilman Remanschneider’s incredible Holy Blood Altar (up the rear stairs to where the organ is). How Remanscheider’s work isn’t as well known as the Italian Masters, I don’t understand. His work is amazing.
Jamie Cooksey (2 years ago)
An interesting, but plain church. I would not say it is particularly special, and there are numerous and far better examples in Europe that far exceed this in terms of relics, artwork, and interior architecture. In fact, it is quite simple in comparison, and you are unlikely to spend much more than 10 minutes there. It is, therefore, all the more surprising that they CHARGE visitors a FEE to visit, which was a first for us. Whilst I am not saying this does not exist elsewhere, I have yet to experience this in our visits to any other church or cathedral in Europe.
An interesting, but plain church. I would not say it is particularly special, and there are numerous and far better examples in Europe that far exceed this in terms of relics, artwork, and interior architecture. In fact, it is quite simple in comparison, and you are unlikely to spend much more than 10 minutes there. It is, therefore, all the more surprising that they CHARGE visitors a FEE to visit, which was a first for us. Whilst I am not saying this does not exist elsewhere, I have yet to experience this in our visits to any other church or cathedral in Europe.
