Alte Heilig-Geist-Kirche, Late Gothic parish church in Pullach, Germany.
The Alte Heilig-Geist-Kirche is a late Gothic parish building in Pullach with detailed stonework and baroquified facade elements. The interior is shaped by a tower while columns and vaults structure the church space.
The building emerged around 1500 and underwent fundamental restructuring between 1724 and 1730 under architect Johann Georg Ettenhofer. These renovations reshaped the vaults and pillars according to baroque taste.
The high altar features works by notable artists and shapes the interior through its baroque forms. The religious furnishings reflect the faith and artistic vision of multiple centuries.
The church is located centrally at Kirchplatz and is easily recognizable from outside by its tower. Visitors should keep in mind that services happen at set times and access may depend on this schedule.
The left side chapel houses a 15th century Madonna figure known as the Hammerthaler Madonna. On the right side are paintings depicting spiritual gifts and created by a local painter.
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