St. Cäcilia

St. Cäcilia displays the features of Romanesque Revival architecture with rounded arches, thick walls, and ornamental stone elements throughout its structure.

The church establishment in 1602 and dedication in 1682 mark significant periods in Regensburg's religious development during the Counter-Reformation period.

St. Cäcilia functions as a central gathering point for Catholic ceremonies, regular mass services, and community events in the Regensburg diocese.

The church welcomes visitors and worshippers at its location near Am Friedhof 1, with regular mass schedules posted at the entrance.

The building combines architectural heritage protection status with active religious service, maintaining both historical preservation and spiritual functions.

Location: Regensburg

Architectural style: Romanesque Revival architecture

Address: Reichsstraße 12

GPS coordinates: 49.01580,12.11070

Latest update: March 4, 2025 13:51