Église Saints-Pierre-et-Paul, Parish church in Remagen, Germany.
The church stands at Kirchstraße 32, combining Romanesque and Gothic architectural elements in its stone walls. The building shapes the streetscape with its classical church form.
Construction started in 1662 on the foundations of a Roman fort and was completed in 1674. The building shows how the town integrated its past into new structures.
The interior displays medieval frescoes and an altar showing religious artwork techniques from the Rhine region. These works shape the experience of walking through the church today.
Regular Catholic services take place, with times posted at the entrance. Tours can be arranged upon request, and visitors should wear respectful clothing.
The church portal leading to the cemetery displays stone sculptures from the 12th century, older than the current building. These carvings show that a church occupied this spot long before.
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