St. Crispinus and St. Crispinianus

The church structure exhibits traditional German religious architecture with dual spires, ornate windows, and ceremonial doorways at the main entrance point.

Built during the 18th century, this religious edifice stands as a testament to the establishment of Saarlouis as a fortified settlement by French forces.

The church honors Saints Crispinus and Crispinianus, patron saints of cobblers, through regular celebrations and ceremonies on their feast day, October 25th.

Regular worship services occur throughout the week, with guided tours available for visitors interested in exploring the architectural features and religious artifacts.

The interior contains preserved wooden pew runners and specialized heating elements that maintain comfort levels during cold German winter services.

Location: Saarlouis

GPS coordinates: 49.30180,6.76269

Latest update: March 6, 2025 05:15