Pfarrkirche, Parish church in Würzburg, Germany.
Pfarrkirche St. Stephan is a church in Würzburg that combines Gothic and Romanesque architectural elements visible in its exterior and interior layout. The building displays arched windows, stonework details, and structural features that represent these design traditions.
Architect Hermann Steindorff designed this building, completed in 1895 as a house of worship for the city. The church reflects the architectural movements of its era and ranks among the notable constructions in Würzburg from that period.
The church belongs to the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria and holds regular services, fostering spiritual connections within the local community.
The building stands at Rennweger Ring 1 and welcomes visitors who want to explore its architectural features. Walking through and around it allows you to view the structure from different angles and appreciate its design details.
The Bavarian Monument Authority has designated this structure with identification number D-6-63-000-449, marking its status as a protected heritage site.
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