St. Gallus

St. Gallus features a hall structure with a northern tower topped by an eight-sided pyramid roof, incorporating elements from the 18th century.

The current church building was constructed between 1831 and 1835 on the foundation of an earlier religious structure from the 1700s.

The interior includes double-tiered galleries along the longer sides and contains classical design elements such as the pulpit altar and baptismal font.

The church maintains regular weekly services and publishes newsletters to inform the community about religious ceremonies and upcoming events.

The church houses a 24-stop organ crafted in 1978 by Hey Orgelbau, positioned behind the original façade of a Friedrich Heidenreich instrument.

Location: Zell im Fichtelgebirge

Address: Nähe Marktplatz

GPS coordinates: 50.13342,11.81972

Latest update: December 9, 2025 20:12