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St. Giles Parish Church The parish church descriptions of the diocese from 1326 and 1350, then from 1438 and 1482, and from 1666 already contain references to earlier church buildings in Hainsacker. The painting on the current high altar provides an idea of the church that was demolished in 1737 due to the growing village population. Between 1737 and 1742, the new church in honor of St. Giles was built and consecrated on September 2, 1742. The church is a nave structure with rounded eastern corners, a recessed chancel with a semicircular apse, and two additional window bays added to the west in more recent times. The nave measures 27 meters in length and 10 meters in width, and the chancel is 8.5 meters deep and 6 meters wide. The altarpiece of the original high altar is framed by two twisted and four smooth columns with elaborate ornamentation. The altarpiece depicts St. Giles being designated patron saint of the church and parish by the Holy Trinity through the presentation of a painting of the village (circa 1730). To the left and right of the altarpiece are two larger-than-life figures of the apostles (inside: Peter and Paul, outside: Bartholomew and John). The altarpiece of the right side altar depicts the death of St. Joseph. Two small panels represent the Sorrowful Mother of God and the thorn-crowned Jesus. The upper section shows St. George, and figures of the apostles, John (left) and Matthias (right), flank the altar. The altarpiece of the left side altar depicts the Assumption of Mary, and the upper section the Coronation of the Virgin. The flanking apostles are Andrew (left) and James the Greater. (right) Between the corner columns of the pulpit (circa 1720) are the figures of "Jesus, the Good Shepherd" and the four Evangelists. In the nave are the paintings of the Neo-Baroque Stations of the Cross, and in niches or on corbels between the pilasters are the figures of St. Leonard, the Immaculate Conception (circa 1770), St. Wendelin, St. Brother Conrad, St. Benedict, St. Sebastian, St. Michael the Archangel, and St. Florian. To the right of the north church exit, in a niche, is the crowned figure of Mary on the crescent moon, holding the Christ Child with both hands. The Christ Child turns toward the faithful with outstretched arms, holding the orb in his right hand (circa 1500). The large ceiling fresco in the nave depicts the legend of St. Giles. Source: Excerpts from https://www.pfarrei-hainsacker.de

View of Regensburg with cathedral from the Danube Cycle Path

When people think of the Winzer district, they immediately think of winemaking—and rightly so! Today, however, the district is more characterized by vegetable farming. This 347-hectare district, still a village in character, owes its name to winemaking. That's why the street names are named after wine varieties.

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