Religious Sites in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany 2023

Most reviewed Religious Sites in Rhineland-Palatinate

4.5 St. Peter's Cathedral (Dom) (1.785 reviews)
- Unbelievably gorgeous
Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites

This 11th-century cathedral holds the tombs of several archbishops and displays an impressive collection of religious relics. See more..
4.5 Mainz Cathedral (1.311 reviews)
- Brillian exterior
Spent < 1 hour Religious Sites

The city's huge main cathedral is over 1,000 years old and contains the tombs of several of the city's archbishops. See more..
4.5 Speyer Cathedral (1.182 reviews)
- Impressive Romanesque Cathedral in Speyer
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

The cathedral St. Mary and St. Stephen in Speyer is church that is unique in its spiritual, architectural, and historical dimensions. Day for day this house of God, founded in the 11th century, casts its spell on people, serves as a site of contemplation and prayer, and testifies to the legacy of romanesque architecture. Furthermore, the cathedral of Speyer is the gravesite of Salian, Staufer, and Habsburg rulers, thus functioning as a symbol of the medieval emperorship. In 1981, the cathedral was added to the UNESCO World Heritage list. As an episcopal church, the cathedral of Speyer is the spiritual centre of the diocese Speyer. Built in the Middle Ages as a house (Latin: domus) of God, to this very day its entire architecture serves to lead mankind to the Lord: the floor plan, the decoration, and all measurements serve this purpose. As an episcopal cathedral church, as the cathedral's parish church, as a place of pilgrimage: mass is celebrated here every day of the week. See more..
4.5 St. Stephan's Church (Stephanskirche) (962 reviews)
- OMG - those windows
Saturday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites

Although often overshadowed by the tremendous Martinsdom, this cathedral is notable for its dazzling Chagall stained-glass windows. See more..
4.5 Konstantin-Basilika (600 reviews)
- A 4th Century AD Marvel
Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites

This huge cathedral has been preserved from the era of Constantine the Great. See more..
4.5 Liebfrauenkirche, Trier (522 reviews)
- Next door to Dom Trier
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This church feels like 'the little sister' next to St. Peter's Dom Trier. Built in early 13th century, it’s one of the earliest Gothic churches in the world. Built entirely on Roman foundation. It has some 15th century wall paintings. Stained glass is a recent add. Church layout is Greek Cross. Burial place of archbishops as far back as 1581. Under this church are numerous excavations not open to the public, however, one area has glass with a railing around it so you can look down in the dig area. See more..
4.5 Dom zu Worms (372 reviews)
- Stunning!
Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

Lots of gorgeous art in this humongous church! So much history!! In 1016, Burchard of Worms built a Romanesque cathedral was built on the site. Parts of that cathedral still survive. Incredibly, this current, existing Dom St. Peter’s was built in sections from 1125 – 1181. Powerful events happened in this cathedral: The Concordat of Worms (1122), the marriage of Emperor Frederick II to Isabella of England (1235) and the Diet of Worms (1521) and this is where Martin Luther was condemned as a heretic. Salian princes were buried in the crypt (which you can walk around in) in the first half of the 11th century. A Baroque, gilded wood and marble, high altar by Balthasar Neumann was added to the cathedral in the 18th century. The north aisle contains five ‘Gothic tympana’ stone relief scenes, created in 1488 and 1515. The carving of these scenes is just an incredible sight to see. See more..
4.0 Basilica of St. Castor (218 reviews)
- Interesting history.
Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites

We just happened upon this church while walking to Deutsches Eck. Outside, along the backside of the church, is information text in German and English regarding the history of the site and church. See more..
4.0 Liebfrauenkirche (127 reviews)
- Church Site with a History
Saturday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Religious Sites

Don't go here expecting to be blown away by artwork, it has some neat things, but not any signs (In German or otherwise) describing the artwork in here. There are pieces from the 15th to the 18th century. Bombed during WWII, the entire church renovation was completed in the 1970’s and 80’s. Remodeled after pictures and descriptions from the medieval era. A column-framed painting of St. Nicholas is here, from 1680. A wooden crucifix (mid-14th century), figures of the Virgin Mary and Josef (mid-18th century). There are also three grave plates of the powerful Burgtorn family buried here in the 1500’s. See more..
4.5 Maria Laach Abbey (116 reviews)
- Maria Laach, a place about 10.000 years after the last volcanic eruption
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Beautiful, peaceful Benedictine abbey The abbey Maria Laach is located in one of the youngest landscaps of Europe, in the Vulkaneifel. It and the sourrounding hills came about 10.000 b. C. through volcanic eruption 1093 the first abbey was built and consecrated by Benedictine monks in 1855 the abbey buildings where largely destroyed by fire 1863 the Jesuits reconstructed and built their Collegium Maximum 1892 once again the Benedictine monks resettled there Beautifull church and landscape, very tastefull and exquisit giftshop, art, bronze items, own gardenshop. Nearby (crater) lake, walkway all around, great place to visit for all generations, dogs are allowed and even have plenty of water holes See more..
4.0 Wernerkapelle (78 reviews)
- Story Solemn and Sad
Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

Nothing as sadly beautiful as the ribbed and vaulted ruins of an old chapel. All the iconic wonders burned away leaving yet the soaring grace of stone upon stone... and here, the sour taste story of the supposed C17 jewish ritual murder of the young aryan boy, Werner, which had the chosen people once again exiled and slaughtered and their homes, shops and wealth 'appropriated' (sound familiar?) on just another phony pretext. When the Wernerkappele burned down in a later century, I like to think it was as much the shame which prevented the locals rebuilding. A doubly sad and beautiful ruin, it floats above the town's St Peter irche - a cautionary tale. See more..
4.5 St. Paulin-Kirche (78 reviews)
- So pretty
Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

This is such a gorgeous church that I’m almost shocked that more people haven’t reviewed it on here. It is a little bit of a walk from Porto Nigra and Altstadt, but the payoff is worth it. It’s about a 10 -15 minute walk from Porto Nigra to this church, depending on your pace. The elaborate inside is kind of a surprise. Someone was praying in one of the front pews and I didn’t want to disturb them, so I quickly took a few pictures from the back of the church, and quietly left. I then went outside, and walked around the church’s cemetery. It was very serene and peaceful. See more..
4.0 Carmelite Church (43 reviews)
- Surely not to miss this one!
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The church may be not as huge as the other churches, but this is a real baeuty! Very charming, containing very old frescoes, graveplates, a beautifull preachers area. There is a crusifix bihind curtains, and up to now I still do not grasp the meaning og that curtain. Make sure you look into every detail, as this church is all charm. See more..
4.0 Abtei Marienstatt (31 reviews)
- Must see
Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

The grounds are manicured and spectacular. The monastery itself is lovely. It’s away from tourists and is like something out of the dark ages. Loved it. People need to look at the church, monastery and gardens before simply assessing the church. As a package it’s anazing. Hint: the souvenir shop sells all sorts of religious and also non religious souvenirs. Some of these are rather unique (for hard to buy people)! See more..
5.0 Our Lady of Schoenstatt (29 reviews)
- Our Lady of Schoenstatt
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This sacred place is a must visit for those who have faith, is a wonderful experience. You can feel the presence of God in the air. See more..
4.5 Stiftskirche (22 reviews)
- Center of Kaiserslautern!
Saturday: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

I’ve attended Christmas services here and several concerts! It’s a nice Protestant church with some Martin Luther history. The people are friendly, the church is clean. It’s not elaborate like many Catholic cathedrals, but that’s the point Martin Luther made... the outside has recently been cleaned and looks nice. I recommend their concerts! See more..
4.5 Karmeliterkirche St. Josef (21 reviews)
- Beautiful small chapel church
Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

Located above Beilstein. Worth the 10 minute walk from the river. Worth a 15 minute visit before or after a stop at the Kloster restaurant. See more..
4.0 Basilika St. Salvator (16 reviews)
- Difficult to reach
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The whole area is under construction and not possible to get there by car. You have to walk, and partly step through mud if it is raining. The outside has been very nicely renovated, but the inside isn't very exciting. There are nicer churches to visit. See more..
4.0 Kloster Kalvarienberg (14 reviews)
- Magnificent monastery
Spent 2-3 hours Historic Sites • Historic Walking Areas • Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

Monastery with a beautiful view of Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler. In the entrance it has a beautiful sculpture of Jesus on Christ. Must see!!! See more..
5.0 Abteikirche Otterberg (13 reviews)
- Definitely worth a visit
Spent < 1 hour Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

The church in Otterberg looks magnificent from outside and simply beautiful inside. It is definitely worth a visit as well as the whole Otterberg old town. I especially enjoyed the view to the church from the road above the town, close to cemetery. See more..
4.0 Kloster Arnstein (12 reviews)
- Worth a visit
Religious Sites

The walk up is a steep narrow road but the view is nice. The building is attractive and well kept. Access limited due to repair work. See more..
4.0 Stiftskirche St. Castor, Karden (12 reviews)
- Check out on Sat or Sun while waiting for your Treis Karten- Berg Eltz bus
Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

We caught a train from Cochem. We were waiting for the 11. 15 bus that only goes on Sat and Sunday to Burg Eltz Castle. The info office at the train station was excellent. It was a five minute stroll through this cute town to St Castors church. Situated on a cute square, it was well worth the visit. I loved the wrapping of Jesus’ body sculpture. See more..
4.5 Kapelle Kleine Kalmit (12 reviews)
- Wunderbare Landschaft
Spent < 1 hour Religious Sites

Herrliche Wanderung mit schöner Rast am Rand der Kapelle. Hat viel Spaß gemacht. Beste Aussicht in den Pfälzer Wald ! Wirklich herrlich See more..
4.5 Wittlich Synagoge (11 reviews)
- Different
Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites

Interesting active synagogue where you can take a break and review the history of the Jewish population of Wittlich through history. Great break on a busy day. See more..
4.5 Mariengrotte (11 reviews)
- Interesting
Spent 1-2 hours Religious Sites

We reached a castle Kropsburg almost by coincidence as we lost our way on another planed hiking. Once we liked the area we decided to not search for the right trail and preferred to explore surroundings. We followed the sign we found just a few steps from the castle, pointing to Marriengrotte, not knowing what we should expect. What a surprise that we found this copy of Lourdes Grotto after less than 5 minutes of walking. It is a beautiful place and it seems to be visited by many people, assuming those many burning candles we could see. Additionally this place offers nice view to the St. Martin and on a way to it you can see several war memorials and stones remembering famous people connected to the region. After visiting the grotto you can either come back to the castle and refresh in their restaurant or choose one of many trails and discover next points of interests. We chose to follow Way of the Cross with Ottilie's chapel on the top. It is very steep trail, but it is worth it the effort. See more..
4.0 Herz-Jesu Kirche (10 reviews)
- Wonderful medieval style church...but, built in 1910!
Spent < 1 hour Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

This church actually tries to take you into the medieval times but, it is young! Just about a hundred years old. An amazing piece of sacral architecture from the outside and the inside. You can't walk the towers but the church itself is so impressive that you don't need to. See more..
4.0 Evangelische Kirchengemeinde Saarburg (9 reviews)
- Must do during your walk through Saarburg
Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

A phantastic peacefull little church on top of the hill. During your walk in Saarburg, this is definetly something you should visit and take a rest inside and outside the church. See more..
4.5 Synagogue Ahrweiler (7 reviews)
- Great place for concerts and exhibitions
Religious Sites

Although hard to find the synagogue is a great place for concerts and exhibitions. Heavily worth when there are Klezmer concerts. See more..
4.5 Propsteikirche St. Remigius (6 reviews)
- It's worth a visit.
Spent < 1 hour Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

Small ruins, a church and a restaurant and a fantastic view, what else do you need. Definitely worth a visit See more..
4.0 Maria Rosenberg (6 reviews)
- Beautiful and Deep
Spent 1-2 hours Religious Sites

Even in winter the area is lush and verdant. It has many evergreens and a great deal of soft moss outside. Inside the stained glass is beautiful and thought provoking. It is a lot of walking with very steep hills. See more..
4.5 Zehnthaus (former Synagog) (6 reviews)
- In the hamlet Steeg (steep uphill)
Religious Sites

Many tourists seem to forget this hamlet of Bacharach (Steeg), never the less this part is charming. The half timbered building of the Zenthaus is the oldest estate in the neighborhood and is located close to St Anna's church in Steeg. This 15th century historical House was first used as a synagogue, second as Zehnthaus, later as City Hall and housing and according an inscription from 1407 in front of the "House of Knight von Katzenelnbogen" (the castle). This architectural building can only be seen exterior as it is in private hands. When we visited the house was for sale... See more..
4.0 Franziskaner und Wallfahrtskloster (5 reviews)
- Eine gut erhaltene Klosteranlage
Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

Zu bestaunen in Kamp Bornhofen mit einen kleinen Info-Garten versehen das Kloster stammt aus den 13 Jahrhundert sollte man sich unbedingt mal ansehen .Es gibt auch eine Schiffsanlegestelle in Kamp Bornhofen der Ort selber ist auch sehr schön anzusehen. See more..
4.5 Schlosskirche Meisenheim (5 reviews)
- Mooi kerkje, zeeer mooi orgel
Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

Door kenners erg gewaardeerd orgel (voor allerlei concerten). zeer mooie omgeving, vooral bij zeer warm weer, een erg mooie en goede ogeving. See more..
4.0 Ehemalige Synagoge (5 reviews)
- At present library
Religious Sites

A pitty that we tried to visit this former whent it was closed. As it houses the library the opening hours were in the evening. Most likely we would not have seen much preserved of the former synagogue... Already in 1330 Jews lived in Bad Sobernheim. During the persecution in the plague period in 1348 Jews were murdered in this town. In 1384 Jews again residing in the city were mentioned. First half 15th century four Jewish families lived in town (money lenders). In 1418 Jewish families paid 10 guilder annual tax, poor Jews 4 paid gulden. In 1429 Bad Sobernheim Jews, together with other Jews, were taken captive, they were not expelled, but in the 16th century no Jews resided in Bad Sobernheim. 19th-20th Century amongst the Jews were occupational live stock traders, butcher, merchants for textiles and agricultural products, shoemaker, leather merchant, shopkeeper and stockings manufacturer (Marum stocking factory). There was a synagogue, a school, a ritual bath and a cemetery. 1858 Ordination of the Synagogue. By the effects of the economic boycott, the increasing repression and the lawlessness the Jewish population decreased by migration and emigration. In 1938 Kristallnacht (night of the breaking glass), there were only 45 Jews left, their synagogue was damaged and desecrated, the last 12 Jewish inhabitants of Bad Sobernheim were deported in 1942. In 1939 the synagogue was sold to the city to serve as Aula for the high school, during WW II it was used as Wehrmacht warehouse, subsequently sold to shop Schmidt to serve as a furniture warehouse, afterwards it served as beverages hall. In 2001 purchased by the city, in 2003 after 65 years a prayer service was held again in the former synagoge. Present it serves as library / meeting centre. See more..
4.0 Monastery Karthaus (4 reviews)
- Walls with an old crusifix
Religious Sites

Outside the monastery walls hangs a beautiful old crusifix. The Monastery has a small parc. It was originally 1331 built by Archbishop Baldwin of Luxembourg in Trier, outside the city walls.The monastery was destroyed in the 1674 French Palatinate war. After a long search for a location, the monastery was rebuilt from 1680-1730, according to plans from Vitus Schneider (Merzlich). 1794 the monastery was conquered by French troops, abandoned by the monks and soon thereafter lifted by secularization. After several switches of ownership, many reconstructions and again decay, a fundamental renovation took place for the last from 1963 to 1987. The Church serves as a Catholic parish church of Karthaus and the former monastery as community center and for cultural events. Today only the South Wing of the former monastery still stands. Of the North Wing only the cellars remain. See more..
4.0 Evangelische Stadtkirche Landstuhl (4 reviews)
- Schöne stadtbildprägende Kirche
Spent < 1 hour Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

Die Ev. Stadtkirche dominiert mit ihrem hohen Turm das Bild der Stadt. Sie ist pfalztypisch aus rotem Sandstein im so denke ich neogotischen Stil gebaut. Ringsum gibt es eine kleine gepflegte Gartenanlage, innen war ich nicht.
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4.0 Kloster St. Martin und Maria (3 reviews)
- Eines der schönsten Kulturdenkmäler der Nahe -Region
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Sehr sehenswerte Benediktinerabtei! Neben den regelmäßigen Gottesdiensten finden hier auch Konzerte und andere kulturelle Veranstaltungen statt. Auch werden Führungen angeboten!
Sehr sehenswerte Benediktinerabtei! Neben den regelmäßigen Gottesdiensten finden hier auch Konzerte und andere kulturelle Veranstaltungen statt. Auch werden Führungen angeboten! See more..
4.5 Sanctuary Maria Martental (3 reviews)
- Hike to the waterfall
Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

There is a hike trail that starts here and ends in Cochem, it's a 10+km trail but after 1.5km you will come across a wooden bridge and a waterfall. This is a must see in my opinion. See more..
4.5 Kloster Maria Engelport (3 reviews)
- Surprise
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On the road from the Hunsruck highway towards Beilstein happened across this beautiful abbey (cloister) with an active community of nuns and a rather active parish life as mass was just finishing. Had coffee and cake in the Hofcafe and strolled the grounds. The grotto is interesting and the church is beautiful. A step back in time and very restful. See more..
4.0 Altes Amtshaus (3 reviews)
- Houses a small museum
Religious Sites

It is a former Magistrate House and City Hall. Renaissance, 1592 octagonal stair Tower. In the "old town hall" is a museum located with several expositions: reports, brochures, photos, documents, etc. Admission is free and a guided tour is available on request. Is opened every Monday between 17. 30 PM and 19 PM, it was already closed when we arrived. See more..
4.5 Friedenskapelle Schwarze Madonna (3 reviews)
- The Black Madonna
Points of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites

A monument to honour all the German Troops that died in a pow camp run by the americans in W W 2 there was a lot of abuse done See more..
4.5 Rosenkranzkirche (3 reviews)
- Just go in.
Saturday: 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

The Rosenkranz church looks older than it is, it was built in neo-Romanesque style during the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th cenury. We entered the church, because our car was parked just at the opposite side of the street. It's definitely recommendable to have a look inside, the altar and paintings are already worth a visit. Admission is free, although a (small) donation will always be appreciated. See more..
4.5 Ev. Martinskirche Bosenheim (3 reviews)
- Only seen its exterior
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The village itself has no other attractions. When we visited the church was closed, so only pix of its exterior. 14th Century choir, 1744 Hall church with Flèche. The first Church in Bosenheim was dedicated to St. Martin, probably built very early and presumably burned down in 1279. The Division of Castle Böckelheim between the counts of Sponheim and the Archbishop of Mainz resulted in1279 in a battlefield at Sprendlingen. After the defeaten Sponheimers withdrew to Kreuznach the victorious ones of Mainz destroyed the surrounding villages Pfaffen-Schwabenheim and Bosenheim. Shortly afterwards, the Church was rebuilt, the choir dates from this period. The Rhein counts gave the patronage in 1469 to the canons of Monastery St. Maria in Flonheim, with all its rights and benefits: 13 morgen farmland, 314 morgen Wingert and 1 ¾ meadows (Unit of area: a “morgen” was the area which could be plowed by a team of oxen in one morning). The male line of the counts von Sportheim died out in 1437, so the County was then governed by three Herren, of who the Palatine Prince-Elector had the upper hand. Since he was a member of the Wittelsbach dinasty the county had to endure the Bavarian succession war: in 1504 Bosenheim was plundered by fighters of the margraves von Hessen, the arson of monastery Sponheim and church resulted in a great fire. See more..
3.0 Pfarrkirche St. Peter und Paul (2 reviews)
- Es ist die Kirche von Edesheim.
Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

Es ist die Kirche von Edesheim und Touristenattraktion . Es ist sehr schön.

Seit 1179 befindet die Kirche am heutigen Platz, angrenzend an den Pfarrwingert und das Rathaus. Die Namensgeber seit 1823 sind hl. Petrus und hl. Paulus.

1794 wurde die Kirche von französischen Revolutionstruppen abgebrannt und 1813 wieder aufgebaut.
1995 gab es einen zweiten Brand, der durch einen Kabeldefekt ausgelöst wurde.
Der Wiederaufbau dauerte zwei Jahre.

Der hohe Turm und der schlichte Innenraum prägen den Bau. Im Außenbereich finden sich ein Nepomukportal im Rokokostil und eine kunstgeschichtlich interessante Doppelmadonna aus der 1 Hälfte des 18 Jahrhunderts.

Touristenattraktion in Edesheim. See more..
3.5 Kloster Gethsemani (2 reviews)
- Schönes Kloster Gethsemani bei Dannenfels!
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Auf unserer Donnersberg Cabriotour kamen wir an dem Kloster Gethsemani bei Dannenfels gelegen vorbei. Das Trappistinnenkloster ist eine schöne Sehenswürdigkeit. Deshalb empfehlen wir das Kloster als lohnendes Ausflugsziel in der Region weiter! See more..
4.0 Alexanderskirche (2 reviews)
- Sehr schöne Alexanderskirche in der Altstadt von Zweibrücken!
Spent < 1 hour Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

Die sehr schöne Alexanderskirche ist eine spätgotische Hallenkirche in der Altstadt von Zweibrücken gelegen, darf auf einer Besichtigungstour nicht fehlen. Sehr gerne empfehlen wir die lohnende Sehenswürdigkeit deshalb klar weiter! See more..
3.0 Katharinenkapelle (2 reviews)
- interessantes Kleinod
Spent < 1 hour Religious Sites

Unweit des großen Marktplatzes findet man in einer kleinen Gasse diese kleine Kapelle, die heute ein Gebetsraum für die altkatholische Gemeinde ist. Erbaut wurde sie für die damalige Gemeinschaft der Beginen in Landau. Sehenswert sind vorne im Altarraum die Reste von Secco-Malereien aus der Mitte des 14. Jahrhunderts, die den Kreuzweg Jesu darstellen. In den Bildern ist deutlich die zur Entstehungszeit herrschende judenfeindliche Stimmung in der Stadt ablesbar, denn die Schergen, die Jesus kreuzigen, sind eindeutig als Juden gemalt (erkennbar am im Mittelalter typischen Hut). Damals grassierte die Pest in Südwest-Deutschland und es kam auch in Landau zu judenfeindlichen Progromen. So ist diese kleine Kapelle auch ein Mahnmal für die z.T. schändliche Geschichte des Christentums in seinem Verhältnis zu den Juden. See more..
4.5 Katholische Peter Und Paul Kirche Traben (2 reviews)
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5.0 Marienkirche (2 reviews)
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5.0 Ehemalige Synagoge Niederzissen (1 review)
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