Filialkirche St. Maria in Unterferrieden, Medieval church in Unterferrieden, Germany.
Filialkirche St. Maria is a single-nave stone church located in Unterferrieden with traditional medieval architectural features. The building displays solid stone construction typical of rural churches from this period.
The building dates to the 13th century and represents one of the medieval religious structures in the Nürnberger Land region. Its survival through the centuries reflects the enduring role of such churches in rural communities.
The church is dedicated to Mary and has served as a spiritual center for the local community since medieval times. It continues to host religious gatherings that reflect the traditions of the region.
The church is protected as a heritage site and receives regular maintenance to preserve its structure. Visitors should be aware this is an active place of worship and access depends on service schedules and community events.
The church forms part of a registered archaeological site with protected underground deposits. This designation means the soil beneath and around the building holds scientific value for understanding the area's early settlement history.
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