Kirche Müllenbach, Protestant church in Marienheide, Germany.
Kirche Müllenbach is a Protestant church building with three naves arranged in a cross-shaped layout in Marienheide. The main and side naves are connected by arcades, creating an open and interconnected interior space.
The stone church building was completed around 1097, replacing an earlier wooden chapel that had served the community since the 9th century. This transition marked the development from a simple prayer house to a substantial parish church.
The church serves the Protestant community as a central place for worship and gathering. People come here to celebrate holidays together and connect with one another.
The church is easily accessible on foot and open to visitors at regular times. Checking ahead about any special services or events can help you plan your visit timing accordingly.
The bell tower holds the Zuckerhut bell from the 12th century, which is the oldest bell in the Oberbergisch region. This medieval bell represents a rare example of craftsmanship from that era.
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