Stift Haug, Würzburg, Baroque church in Würzburg, Germany
Stift Haug is a Baroque church in Würzburg featuring a prominent dome rising about 60 meters above the transept crossing. Its interior underwent comprehensive renovation until 2005 and displays classical Baroque architecture with elaborate details.
The church was founded during the Baroque period as a collegiate church. After secularization in 1803, it was converted into a parish church and has carried the Haug name since then.
The church serves as a venue for musical performances featuring the large Johannes Klais organ from 1971. Visitors can experience regular concerts that keep the musical tradition of this place alive.
The church is easy to reach and offers good views of its Baroque spaces. Visitors should note that regular concerts and religious ceremonies take place, which may affect access.
The altarpiece features a crucifixion painting by Tintoretto from 1583, a work by the Italian master. This artwork is a valuable example of Counter-Reformation art and is often overlooked by visitors.
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