Chiesa di Sant'Anna

Sant'Anna is a modern church in eastern Bamberg with a separate bell tower standing apart from the main structure. The building contains an organ with over 1600 pipes and houses four bells that ring from the tower above.

An earlier medieval structure from the 13th century once occupied this location before the current building rose between 1978 and 1979. The reconstruction took place during a period when Bamberg was expanding and new parishes were forming in its eastern districts.

Modern artistic elements shape how visitors experience the interior when they enter the space. The glass gables and bronze panels create visual focal points that draw attention and guide movement through the church.

The church sits in a residential neighborhood on the east side and stands out visually thanks to its separate tower. The independent bell tower makes it easy to locate and offers a clear landmark from surrounding streets.

The largest bell carries a German inscription expressing spiritual protection, revealing the faith of the community that funded the building. This personal message cast into the metal shows what mattered to people when the church was new.