St. Maria
St. Maria stands in Dinkelsbühl, Bavaria, as a small late medieval church with a compact silhouette. Its saddle roof meets a choir closed on three sides. On the western side, a square roof turret carries the clock and bell tower. A pyramid-shaped roof completes the turret above the church.
Construction dates to the fourteenth century, when the building took shape in a style typical of the late Middle Ages. The church belongs to the Evangelical-Lutheran Church in Bavaria and is associated with St. Peter’s parish in Sinbronn. Bavarian monument protection recognises the building under number D-5-71-136-670. Its roof turret remains the detail that most clearly marks the church’s outline.
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