Holy Ghost Church (Schweinfurt)
Germany /
Bayern /
Schweinfurt /
Anton-Niedermeier-Platz, 1
World
/ Germany
/ Bayern
/ Schweinfurt
listed building / architectural heritage, Roman Catholic church
A hospital church associated with the Holy Ghost Hospital was built in the middle of the 15th century, and almost completely destroyed in 1554 (Second City Ruination).A new church was erected in gothic architectural style by the end of the 16th century. After the demolition of the old Holy Ghost Church, today’s building preserved in New Romanesque style was constructed from 1897 to 1902. Worth seeing: The main portal with the figure of King David and the depiction of the first Pentecost feast, the two side portals (the prophet Zachary and the baptism of Christ as well as the promulgation scenes) and the tower with a statue of Mary that is several metres high. Four altars are located in the interior of the church. www.schweinfurt.de/en/life/sights/index.html
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 50°2'32"N 10°13'47"E
- St. Kilian Church 0.8 km
- St. Michael's Abbey Church 49 km
- Bamberg Cathedral 50 km
- Martinskirche 50 km
- Basilica of the Fourteen Holy Helpers 59 km
- Schaeffler KG · Schweinfurt 1.2 km
- Globus Baumarkt 1.2 km
- Schweinfurt Main Station (Schweinfurt Hauptbahnhof) 1.4 km
- Conversion area (U.S. Army - Ledward Barracks - DPW Complex - closed in 2014) 1.6 km
- Conversion area (U.S. Army - Ledward Barracks - closed in 2014) 1.8 km
- Octoberfest/Volksfest held here 2.1 km
- Conversion area (U.S. Army - Housing Area - Askren Manor - closed in 2014) 2.4 km
- Conversion area (U.S. Army - Housing Area - Kessler Field - closed in 2014) 2.7 km
- Grafenrheinfeld, Bavaria 5.2 km
- Röthlein 6.5 km
Schaeffler KG · Schweinfurt
Globus Baumarkt
Schweinfurt Main Station (Schweinfurt Hauptbahnhof)
Conversion area (U.S. Army - Ledward Barracks - DPW Complex - closed in 2014)
Conversion area (U.S. Army - Ledward Barracks - closed in 2014)
Octoberfest/Volksfest held here
Conversion area (U.S. Army - Housing Area - Askren Manor - closed in 2014)
Conversion area (U.S. Army - Housing Area - Kessler Field - closed in 2014)
Grafenrheinfeld, Bavaria
Röthlein
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