St. Heinrich und Kunigunde in Schloß Neuhaus

The church features a single-nave structure with three bays, cross vaults supported by buttresses, and pointed arch windows with tracery throughout the building.

The first religious building in Neuhaus dates from 1437, while the current structure was built between 1666 and 1668 under Bishop Ferdinand von Fürstenberg's direction.

The high altar from 1667 depicts the legendary fire trial of Saint Kunigunde, surrounded by sculptures and angel scenes that narrate religious traditions.

The church belongs to the Holy Martin Parish of Schloß Neuhaus in the Paderborn Deanery, offering regular services for approximately 15,500 Catholic residents.

The north portal displays the coat of arms of Bishop Ferdinand von Fürstenberg, marking the architectural connection to this influential religious leader.

Location: Paderborn

GPS coordinates: 51.74360,8.71305

Latest update: March 2, 2025 22:04