Martinskirche

The Martinskirche stands as a late Gothic village church with a pseudo-basilica plan divided into four bays and an eastern-aligned chorale section.

First documented in 1223, the church site originated in the 8th century as a small oratory before undergoing multiple reconstructions through Gothic periods.

The ceiling and walls display medieval paintings illustrating the life of Saint Martin of Tours and important regional historical events.

The church maintains regular services and contains a twelve-register organ positioned above the main portal, along with bells cast in 1907.

The Gothic sacrament house from the 15th century pairs with a modern wooden altar created by sculptor Klaus Rothe between 1958 and 1959.

Location: Püttlingen

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

Address: Martinstraße

GPS coordinates: 49.30250,6.89603

Latest update: March 9, 2025 21:08