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Maria-Hilf-Kirche, Krumbach

#8 among attractions in Krumbach

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Maria-Hilf-Kirche

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Maria-Hilf-Kirche, officially St. Mary, Helper of Christians, is a Catholic parish church in Hürben, the eastern part of Krumbach. It was built between 1966 and 1968 and is the largest church built after World War II in southern Germany. The fact that such a large church was built is related to the fact that the population of Krumbach approximately doubled after the war due to the influx of displaced persons and grew even more in the following years. The building was planned by the Ulm architects Manfred Wacker and Erich Niederbacher.

Coordinates: 48°14'50"N, 10°22'15"E
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Krumbach Germany

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Maria-Hilf-Kirche – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Sankt Ulrich, Mittelschwäbisches Heimatmuseum, Sankt Michael, Church of the Holy Apostles.

  • sankt ulrich krumbach~1900 ftS
  • mittelschwabisches heimatmuseum krumbach~780 ftSW
  • sankt michael krumbach0.4 miSW
  • church of the holy apostles krumbach~190 ftS
  • muhlkapelle krumbach~1640 ftW
  • krumbacher schloss0.4 miSW
  • ehem synagoge krumbach~1050 ftSW

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Which popular attractions are close to Maria-Hilf-Kirche?

Nearby attractions include Church of the Holy Apostles, Krumbach (1 min walk), Mittelschwäbisches Heimatmuseum, Krumbach (4 min walk), ehem. Synagoge, Krumbach (6 min walk), Mühlkapelle, Krumbach (8 min walk).

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