St. Andreas

St. Andreas is a Gothic church building in Weißenburg that functions as both a pseudobasilica and hall church. It rises to 65 meters in height and displays typical Gothic features including pointed arches and elaborately carved stone facades throughout.

The church was founded in 1327 during the height of Gothic architectural influence across Europe. From its inception, it served as an important house of worship for the local population and developed into a city symbol over centuries.

The church remains a central meeting place for the local evangelical Lutheran community and shapes the spiritual life of the city today. Regular services and celebrations held here reflect the congregation's ongoing role in daily community life.

The church can be visited during regular opening hours, allowing guests to attend services or explore the building's architecture. Its central location near Mutzenbrünnlein provides easy access and simple foot-based navigation throughout the town.

The combination of pseudobasilica and hall church forms creates an architectural hybrid that distinguishes this building from other Gothic churches in German-speaking regions. This mixed design resulted from the specific needs and constraints of the location.

Location: Weißenburg in Bayern

Official opening: 1327

Architectural style: Gothic architecture, Gothic art

Elevation above the sea: 421 m

Height: 65 m

Address: Martin-Luther-Platz 11

GPS coordinates: 49.03190,10.97032

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:07