St. George's Collegiate Church (Stiftskirche St. Georg), Tübingen

Built in 1470 in late Gothic style and burial place of the Dukes of Württemberg.

The Collegiate Church of St. Georg in Tübingen was built in its current form from 1470 to 1490 under Count Eberhard in Bart due to the relocation of the Chorherrnstift von Sindelfingen and the foundation of the Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen. Peter von Koblenz and Hans Augsteindreyer are considered to be the builders of the late Gothic hall church. It is the parish church of the Evangelical Collegiate Church of Tübingen and Dean's Church in the church district of Tübingen.

In front of today's church there were already two previous churches.
Source: Wikipedia

The collegiate church of St. Georg in Tübingen was built in its current form from 1470 to 1490 under Count Eberhard im Bart due to the relocation of the Canons' Monastery from Sindelfingen and the establishment of the Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen. The builders of the late Gothic hall church are Peter von Koblenz and Hans Augsteindreyer. It is the parish church of the Evangelical Collegiate Church Community of Tübingen and the deanery church in the church district of Tübingen. In front of today's church, there were already two previous churches at this point. In the choir is the burial place with, among other things, the graves of Count Eberhard im Bart and Duke Ulrich. The collegiate church has nine bells in the disposition h ° cis 'd' e 'fis' gis 'and a' - the oldest (from 1411 [8]) from the medieval predecessor church, the youngest from 1963.