Pfarrkirche St. Martin

Pfarrkirche St. Martin is a parish church in Aulendorf located next to the castle, featuring early Rococo plaster ceilings and a late Gothic Three Kings altar in a side chapel. The church also contains an organ with 37 registers built in 1981.

A Romanesque church dedicated to Saint Martin stood at this location more than 1000 years ago. The counts of Königsegg-Aulendorf enriched the building over the centuries with artistic works.

The church displays a painting of Saint Martin blessing a poor person, which shows Baroque artistic ideas about helping others. This image reflects what mattered to the local community over the centuries.

The interior may be open to visitors during scheduled hours, so check ahead to confirm access. The location next to the castle makes it easy to visit both sites during the same trip.

The church houses six bells, with the oldest Christ Bell dating from 1690. The largest, the Trinity Bell, was installed as recently as 1952, showing how the building continued to develop into modern times.