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St. Martin's Church Plaußig

St. Martin's Church Plaußig

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St. Martin's Church Plaußig

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Location: Saxony, Germany

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Michi LE

August 2, 2021

construction time
15th century, 18th century,
1726 (tower), 1742 (renovation), 1772 to 1773 (hall)
architectural style
Gothic, Baroque
Builder / Architect
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Condition
the Eve Martin's Church in Plaussig has been renovated.
Todays use
sacred
Access
the Eve Martin's Church in Plaussig cannot be visited.

Description
type
the Eve Martinskirche in Plaussig is a hall church.
structure
plastered quarry stone building, three-sided east closure, hipped roof, arched window, west tower with hood and lantern,
inner space
Flat roof, surrounding gallery, patron's box, pulpit altar, organ

tombs
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Further information
Surroundings

the Eve Martinskirche in Plaussig is in the cemetery.

Source: architektur-blicklicht.de/kirchen/plaussig-portitz-martinskirche-plaussig-leipzig

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Sachsen Onkel

March 25, 2020

In place of an old Romanesque building, a baroque church was built in 1726 with an extension, and then the ship was redesigned.

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maria

April 14, 2024

Not far from the river in the middle of the Parthenaue stands the graceful baroque church of Plaußig. Originally built as a Romanesque structure, it was given its current appearance between 1726 and 1772, completed by the baptismal font from 1791. The path leads past two linden trees across the churchyard to the portal. The interior is characterized by the baroque pulpit altar and the surrounding gallery. The organ beneath a Romanesque arch is the work of Eduard Offenhauer. Located directly opposite the Plaußig rectory, the church is the center of the extensive large community of Plaußig-Hohenheida. It is therefore used almost daily by community groups.
Source: kirche-leipzig.de/gemeinde/plaussig-st-martinskirche

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Elevation 120 m

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