Mary Brünnlein Pilgrimage Basilica, Catholic pilgrimage basilica in Wemding, Germany.
Mary Bruennlein Pilgrimage Basilica is a baroque church in Wemding with elaborate stucco work and wall paintings throughout its interior. The halls contain several altars and artistic details created during the 18th century that reflect the period's craftsmanship.
Construction began in 1748 following designs by architect Franz Joseph Roth and took over 30 years to complete. The interior decoration by renowned artisans occurred during the middle decades of that century.
The basilica has drawn pilgrims for centuries to visit the sacred spring and revered shrine located here. It serves today as a destination where visitors come to pray and spend time in contemplation within the ornate halls.
The church is open daily for visitors to explore the interior spaces at their own pace, and advance arrangements can be made for guided visits. Information about specific visiting times and conditions can be obtained locally in Wemding.
A distinctive feature is the grace altar that incorporates a natural spring allowing water to flow continuously through an artistically designed fountain structure. This element connects the spiritual meaning of the location with a handcrafted fountain work.
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