Maria in der Tanne

The Maria in der Tanne church displays ornate baroque architecture with detailed frescoes and sculptures throughout its interior and exterior walls.

The church's origins trace back to 1644 when a young girl experienced healing from an eye condition using water from a nearby spring.

Annual religious ceremonies and community gatherings at Maria in der Tanne maintain the traditions of local Catholic worship in the Black Forest region.

The church remains open for visitors daily, with designated paths leading through the Black Forest making it accessible for both pilgrims and tourists.

The name Maria in der Tanne derives from a statue of Mary placed in a fir tree cavity by a grateful tailor who claimed healing from leprosy.

Location: Triberg im Schwarzwald

Architectural style: baroque architecture

GPS coordinates: 48.13170,8.22540

Latest update: March 4, 2025 19:03