Basilica of St. Martin (Weingarten)
Basilica of St. Martin (Weingarten), monastery church in Weingarten
The Basilica of St. Martin is one of the most significant baroque churches in southern Germany.
It was built from 1715 to 1724 on the grounds of the ancient Weingarten Abbey.
The basilica is known for hosting the largest organ in Germany until the 1980s.
The basilica is open to visitors and serves as a venue for concerts and cultural events.
The annual 'Blutritt' procession, a large equestrian pilgrimage, concludes at the basilica.
Location: Weingarten
Architectural style: baroque architecture
Website: st-martin-weingarten.de
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The Basilica of St. Martin is one of the most significant baroque churches in southern Germany.
Weingarten Abbey, an architectural marvel, is one of the largest Baroque churches north of the Alps.
The Organ of the Basilica of St. Martin is a monumental pipe organ located in Weingarten, Germany.
The Gräberfeld von Weingarten is an extensive burial site.
The Alamannenmuseum Weingarten showcases the history of the Alamanni tribe.
