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St. Pankratius Church (Wiggensbach)
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St. Pankratius Church (Wiggensbach)
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St. Pankratius Church (Wiggensbach)
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Natascha
November 7, 2018
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St. Pankratius is the Catholic parish church in Wiggensbach in the district of Oberallgäu.
The listed church consists of a hall building with a short transept and a retracted choir and northern saddle roof tower made of unpainted rolling and quarry stone masonry. The tower is late Gothic. In the years 1770/71 was an extension in Rococo style with a nave by Johann Georg Specht.
The interior frescos are by Franz Joseph Hermann and the stucco marble altars were built by Johann Georg Wirth.
The church is dedicated to Saint Pankratius. The high altar dates from 1773.
Source: Wikipedia
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Pankratius_(Wiggensbach)
The listed church consists of a hall building with a short transept and a retracted choir and northern saddle roof tower made of unpainted rolling and quarry stone masonry. The tower is late Gothic. In the years 1770/71 was an extension in Rococo style with a nave by Johann Georg Specht.
The interior frescos are by Franz Joseph Hermann and the stucco marble altars were built by Johann Georg Wirth.
The church is dedicated to Saint Pankratius. The high altar dates from 1773.
Source: Wikipedia
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Pankratius_(Wiggensbach)
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•Natascha
November 7, 2018
Mountain biking
St. Pankratius is the Catholic parish church in Wiggensbach in the district of Oberallgäu.
The listed church consists of a hall building with a short transept and a retracted choir and northern saddle roof tower made of unpainted rolling and quarry stone masonry. The tower is late Gothic. In the years 1770/71 was an extension in Rococo style with a nave by Johann Georg Specht.
The interior frescos are by Franz Joseph Hermann and the stucco marble altars were built by Johann Georg Wirth.
The church is dedicated to Saint Pankratius. The high altar dates from 1773.
Source: Wikipedia
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Pankratius_(Wiggensbach)
The listed church consists of a hall building with a short transept and a retracted choir and northern saddle roof tower made of unpainted rolling and quarry stone masonry. The tower is late Gothic. In the years 1770/71 was an extension in Rococo style with a nave by Johann Georg Specht.
The interior frescos are by Franz Joseph Hermann and the stucco marble altars were built by Johann Georg Wirth.
The church is dedicated to Saint Pankratius. The high altar dates from 1773.
Source: Wikipedia
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Pankratius_(Wiggensbach)
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Robert Hiedl
July 4, 2026
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Beautiful church in the middle of Wiggensbach
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