Protestant Town Church Laubach

The Evangelical City Church (formerly St. Maria) consists of a Romano-Gothic east building from the 13th century and a baroque nave from 1702. It houses furnishings of supraregional art historical importance and is a Hessian cultural monument. + Https: //de.wikipedia .org / wiki / Evangelische_Stadtkirche_Laubach

Evidence of a parish in Laubach dates back to 1021. A church was first mentioned in 1057. She was St. Consecrated to Mary [2] and in the pre-Reformation period had four altars consecrated to Our Lady, St. Catherine, St. Nicholas and St. Sebastian. In the 15th century, Laubach belonged to the Archidiakonat St. Johann in the Archdiocese of Mainz. [3] With the introduction of the Reformation by Count Friedrich Magnus I von Solms-Laubach in 1544, the parish changed to the Evangelical confession.

Outside the church there is an "air filling station" where you can fill up your bicycle tires.