St. Mang, Abbey church in Füssen, Germany
St. Mang is a Baroque church in Füssen featuring high ceilings, marble elements, and extensive frescoes depicting scenes from Saint Magnus's life throughout the interior. The nave is richly decorated with ornamental details and sculptured figures that shape the overall appearance of the space.
The monastery was founded in the 9th century by the Prince-Bishops of Augsburg as a Benedictine complex. In the early 18th century, the church underwent major reconstruction that shaped its current Baroque appearance.
The church holds carved choir stalls and a historic hunting organ from the early 1700s. The Anna Chapel displays the Füssen Dance of Death, offering visitors insight into local artistic traditions from the medieval period.
The church is accessible during daylight hours through the rear entrance. Guided tours are regularly offered, allowing visitors to explore the crypt and learn about the architectural details.
A transparent relic cross displays the staff of Saint Magnus within the church. Dragon figures function as both candle holders and decorative elements that support the priests' seating furniture.
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