St. Benno

St. Benno is a parish church built in the Gothic Revival style, located on Wettinstraße in Meißen, displaying pointed arches and classic church design features. The building follows traditional Gothic proportions with vertical lines that draw the eye upward.

The church takes its name from Saint Benno, a bishop of Meißen who served from 1066 to 1106 and was canonized in 1523. His life and legacy became the region's most important symbol of religious authority.

The church is named after Saint Benno, a revered holy figure whose legacy shapes the local religious identity. Visitors can observe the religious artworks and decorations that define the interior spaces.

The church is easily reached on foot and sits in a central area of Meißen with good pedestrian access. Visitors should note that religious services and events may affect general access times.

The parish maintains international connections through pilgrimages where altar servers and members travel to various destinations. These activities create a bridge for the local community to worldwide Catholic networks.

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

GPS coordinates: 51.15432,13.46486

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:04