Best places: Religions in Aixheim, Germany

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Landmark 1700s church & pilgrimage site featuring opulent rococo architecture & artwork.

1700s Jesuit church with twin bell towers & an opulent interior with polychrome marble.

Expansive landmark mosque holding daily prayer services & regular community events.

Art-rich Gothic-style Lutheran church, featuring the world's tallest steeple & a noted carved choir.

Magnificent Gothic cathedral with iconic square tower offering views over the Black Forest.

Romanesque, Gothic & baroque architecture & art meet in this vaulted, fortress-style cathedral.

Burial site for centuries of emperors, this red brick place of worship has a delicate copper roof.

18th-century oval church with well-preserved frescoes, stuccowork & a trompe l'oeil ceiling.

Restored church damaged during WWII with Gothic architecture, interior artwork & a large organ.

Baroque pilgrimage church featuring a monastery shop & lake views, with weekly guided tours.

This Renaissance-style church was increased in size after the tower collapsed during construction.

Well-preserved medieval Cistercian monastery, known for its Romanesque church & gothic cloisters.

Compact 1700s church known for its lavish, baroque interior swathed in gold leaf, frescoes & stucco.

Gothic-era, now-Lutheran church with stained glass windows, paintings & a hefty pipe organ.

👍👍 Large and permissive church. Very nice atmosphere, actually like in every Orthodox church. The church is about to paint icons of saints. Even if I don't understand Serbian, I would like to go to church on a Sunday service.

👍 A good place to gather energy both for body and mind

👍👍 Peaceful place and feel so close to GOD, Khotba in arabic.

Guided tours of Catholic church with stained glass windows by Marc Chagall & a late-Gothic cloister.

Surrounded by grapevines, this twin-towered abbey dates to the early 1900s & has a cafe & gift shop.