St. Ursula Parish Church, Ergersheim

The lower three floors of the choir flank tower made of ashlar masonry and the choir made of a yoke with a 5/8 end in the south of the tower date from the 14th century. In 1887, the tower was increased by two neo-Gothic floors, which house the belfry and the tower clock, and covered with an eight-sided, pointed helmet. The nave was built from quarry stone in the 15th century and a side aisle was added to the north in the mid-16th century.

It is worth taking a look at the pretty village church.

It was built around 1400 by the Teutonic Order.
The former relic bust of St. Ursula in the church's choir dates back to the early 15th century. A carved head of John the Baptist above the sacristy door also dates back to the 15th century.Further information:
badwindsheim-evangelisch.de/pfarreien/ergersheim/gemeinden/ergersheim/einrichtung/ursulakirche