Stiftskirche, Gothic church in Neunkirchen am Brand, Germany
The Stiftskirche is a Gothic church in Neunkirchen am Brand featuring a chapter house built between 1360 and 1390 with characteristic Gothic elements. The nave was erected in 1695 and later enriched with Baroque decorations.
The associated Augustinian monastery was first documented in 1314, providing the foundation for the religious settlement. Between 1741 and 1751, the church received its Baroque decorations and ornamentation.
Stone figures from the 14th century, such as the Madonna with Child, stand inside the church as part of its artistic heritage. These sculptures reflect the religious art that shaped the building's interior over centuries.
The church is easily reached on foot from the town center of Neunkirchen am Brand with good visibility from the street. Visitors should check opening hours in advance, as access may be limited depending on services or events.
The Good Friday procession with Baroque figures and a precious reliquary has been held since 1668 and represents a local tradition. This event remains an important part of the community's religious life.
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