Pfarrkirche

The Pfarrkirche features two unequal towers that rise above Coburg's skyline, with the eastern choir displaying intricate Gothic architectural details and pointed arches.

The construction of this religious structure began around 1310, with the eastern choir completed by 1330, replacing an earlier Romanesque basilica from the 12th century.

Martin Luther delivered several sermons at this Protestant church in 1530, establishing it as one of the principal Luther memorial locations in southern Germany.

The church maintains regular opening hours for visitors and conducts Protestant services, while also housing the historical family tomb of the Dukes of Coburg.

The interior underwent a transformation in the 18th century when Baroque elements were incorporated into the original Gothic design, creating a mixed architectural style.

Location: Coburg

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

Address: Kirchhof 1

Website: http://morizkirche-coburg.de

GPS coordinates: 50.25720,10.96610

Latest update: May 26, 2025 08:59