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The origins of the St. Nikolai community of Neuendettelsau go back to the late Middle Ages. Originally, St. Nikolai was a branch church of St. Peter in Petersaurach and was elevated to a parish church on October 2, 1403 by the then Bishop of Würzburg, Johann I. The Gumbertusstift Ansbach continued to retain the right of patronage. In 1518 this was acquired by the Lords of Eyb.[1] In 1528 the Reformation came to Neuendettelsau. The then pastor Sixtus Közler was removed from office and replaced by the Lutheran Leonhard Windisch.[2] The Principality of Ansbach repeatedly tried to dispute church sovereignty with the Lords of Eyb, which was resolved in 1724 with a recess that granted the Lords of Eyb the right of occupation and the princes the right of examination.[3] St. Nikolai was originally free of a deanery.[4] In the spring of 1899, the old St. Nikolai Church was demolished because it had become too small for the rapidly growing community. Only the sacrament niche from the 15th century, the wooden figures of the Mother of God (late 15th century) and Saint Nicholas (around 1500) and the Westernach epitaph were retained. In less than two years, a new church was built in the neo-Romanesque style with a high altar and two galleries, which offered space for 800 worshipers. It was consecrated on July 7, 1901. The architect and master builder was Hans Kieser from Nuremberg (1853–1925). Source: Wikipedia

St. Nikolai is an Evangelical Lutheran church named after the Greek Bishop Nicholas of Myra. The origins go back to the late Middle Ages. It was raised to the status of a parish church on October 2, 1403 by the then Bishop of Würzburg, Johann I. In the spring of 1899, the old St. Nikolai Church was demolished because it had become too small for the rapidly growing community. Only the sacrament niche from the 15th century, the wooden figures of the Mother of God (late 15th century) and Saint Nicholas (around 1500) and the Westernach epitaph have been retained. In less than two years, a new church was built in the neo-Romanesque style with a high altar and two galleries, offering space for 800 worshipers. It was consecrated on July 7, 1901.

the small farm shop with great delicious things like sausage, eggs, potatoes, honey, cakes, ready meals in a glass and much more is open around the clock. Unfortunately only takes cash.

The "Petersauracher Steig" a totally idyllic forest path easy to drive - but be careful - you can drive many kilometers in this beautiful forest if you make a wrong turn. Many intersections and junctions, just the right thing for very early in summer or on a hot late afternoon.

Original idea with the picture frames.

St. Nikolai Church is worthwhile from the inside and outside

Beautiful church in the center of Neuendettelsau. It doesn't matter whether you're on foot or by bike, a short stop and a look inside the church is worthwhile.

Here we start with our bike tour. You can find out why a picture frame keeps coming, what awaits us on the first section of the route and what it is worth paying attention to here: https://youtu.be/omvwnRB_LvM