Saint Blaise and Martin Church

Saint Blaise and Martin Church is a Gothic Revival parish building in Saarwellingen with pointed arches, steep roofs, and soaring vertical lines typical of the style. The interior features carefully crafted wooden furnishings and a traditional layout for religious services.

The building was constructed as a Gothic Revival church in the 19th century and later received its dual dedication to Saint Blaise and Saint Martin. The current bell tower was added afterward as a replacement for an earlier structure.

The wooden choir stalls feature carved emblems that show the skill of regional craftspeople who created religious furnishings for the parish.

The church sits in the town center of Saarwellingen and is easy to reach on foot; it opens for services and visitors throughout the week. You can explore the building at your own pace and take time to observe the details.

The building blends architectural features from multiple construction phases, creating a layered story within its walls. This mixing of styles developed through renovations and adjustments made over many decades.

Location: Saarwellingen

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

GPS coordinates: 49.35430,6.80956

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:43