First mentioned in a document dating back to around 800, the branch church of St. Martin is a primitive-looking plastered brick building from the second half of the 15th century. It houses a remarkable interior, including particularly well-preserved Gothic figures from around 1500. Storks have nested on the gable roof of the church tower for many years.

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Location: Wörth, Erding, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

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