St. Anton

St. Anton is a church in Passau designed with Baroque revival features built in the early 1900s. The building displays elaborate architectural details on its facade and interior that reflect the style of that period's religious construction.

Architect Johann Baptist Schott designed the church in 1910 using elements that reflected the building traditions of his time. The church was built during a period when religious buildings in Bavaria were returning to traditional Baroque forms.

The structure holds regular religious services and ceremonies while maintaining its status as an architectural heritage monument within Bavaria's preservation system.

The church is accessible to visitors during specific times, typically around services or by prior arrangement. A visit here works well combined with a walk through Passau's old town, as many historical sites are nearby.

The building stands as one of the 120,000 architectural monuments protected under Bavaria's heritage conservation laws enacted in 1973.

Location: Passau

Inception: 1910

Architects: Johann Baptist Schott

Architectural style: baroque revival

Address: Neuburger Straße 70

Website: http://pfarrverband-st-anton.de

GPS coordinates: 48.56918,13.44280

Latest update: December 9, 2025 20:23