Ulrichskirche

The Ulrichskirche stands on a terrace above the Neckar River, featuring a late Gothic single-nave structure with an asymmetrically positioned tower on the east side.

Built in the 16th century on foundations from the 13th century, the church was first documented in 1496 when it belonged to the Abbey of Schönau.

The church maintains regular Protestant services and hosts concerts featuring its Stumm organ, which contains 26 registers across two manuals and pedals.

The church entrance is located at Hauptstraße 60 in the old town district, with parking facilities available through Schiffgasse near the Neckar River.

A bell from 1477 displays a relief of Saint Ulrich, while the southern entrance hall features a cross-ribbed vault from the late Gothic period.

Location: Neckargemünd

GPS coordinates: 49.39520,8.79729

Latest update: March 5, 2025 07:29