St. Remigius

St. Remigius is a Romanesque church in Ingelheim am Rhein featuring characteristic rounded arches and sturdy stone walls. The building displays typical features of this architectural period with decorative columns that define both the interior and exterior.

The church was built in 1739 and reflects the church-building traditions that were widespread along the Rhine at that time. It represents a period of religious and architectural activity in the region.

The church is named after Saint Remigius and stands as a gathering place in the town center. It shows how religious buildings remain meaningful to the community across generations.

The church is accessible to visitors during regular opening hours and offers parking nearby. Public transportation stops are within walking distance, making access straightforward.

The building has retained its original Romanesque features despite centuries of changes in the region. This makes it a rare example of architectural continuity in this area along the Rhine.

Location: Ingelheim am Rhein

Inception: 1739

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

GPS coordinates: 49.97630,8.06521

Latest update: December 9, 2025 12:22