Saint Blaise and Martin Church

The Saint Blaise and Martin Church features pointed arches, steep roofs, and vertical elements characteristic of Gothic Revival architecture in religious buildings.

The church obtained its dual dedication to Saint Blaise and Saint Martin during the eighteenth century, reflecting changes in local religious practices.

The interior contains wooden stalls adorned with chapter emblems, demonstrating the traditional craftsmanship of regional ecclesiastical furniture makers.

Located in central Saarwellingen, the church maintains regular services and welcomes visitors interested in religious architecture throughout the week.

The church combines architectural elements from different periods, including a nineteenth-century bell tower that replaced the original structure.

Location: Saarwellingen

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

GPS coordinates: 49.35430,6.80956

Latest update: March 9, 2025 02:25