Church of the Assumption of Mary

The Church of the Assumption of Mary displays Baroque architectural elements with Venetian influences, featuring geometrical stucco work across its ceilings and detailed frescoes.

Construction of the church began in 1624 and continued until 1654, with architect Hans Krumpper transforming the late Gothic structure into a Baroque building.

The vault contains frescoes depicting St. Michael's victory over fallen angels, representing the Catholic Church's position during the Counter-Reformation period.

Located at Hofmarkplatz 1, the church maintains regular opening hours for visitors to observe its architectural features and religious artworks.

A Tree-of-Jesse Monstrance from 1698, created by goldsmith Josef Anton Kipfinger, presents Christ's lineage through an intricate arabesque design.

Location: Erding

Address: Hofmarkplatz 1

GPS coordinates: 48.29318,11.90539

Latest update: March 5, 2025 00:25