Organs of St. Martin

The Organs of St. Martin feature six church windows integrated into the design, with over 2,000 pipes spanning across the cathedral space.

Joseph Gabler constructed this mechanical organ between 1713 and 1750, incorporating tracker actions that extend up to 20 meters through the church structure.

The instrument maintains its position as one of southern Germany's largest pipe organs, regularly used for liturgical services and musical performances.

Visitors can attend regular organ concerts and church services throughout the year to experience the instrument's mechanical sound production system.

The detached console faces the church interior, allowing organists to operate the instrument while maintaining direct visual contact with religious ceremonies.

GPS coordinates: 47.98584,10.17868

Latest update: March 6, 2025 04:22