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The parish church of St. Mary's Assumption impresses with its bright, spacious interior, even though it is smaller than its predecessor, the Auber Minster. The chancel, with its magnificent Baroque high altar, survived the damage of the Second World War unscathed. An exceptional highlight is the Crucifixion group by Tilman Riemenschneider from 1510. It is located on the left side as you enter from the main entrance. It is worth turning on the lighting.

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Beautiful church in the middle of town

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Bright, impressive church with original Riemenschneider sculptures; unfortunately not very well staged

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Visit the Kaffee Aulbach in Aub

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The first documented church building in Aub dates from 1136. The cathedral was planned as a three-aisled hall church with a western porch, a recessed choir and a choir flank tower with a pyramid roof; the western building dates from 1275 to 1280. The cathedral was Our Lady until 1464 in the Au parish and monastery church of the Benedictine provost of Aub and about a third larger than today's church.

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Worth a visit.

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Aub is the 2nd smallest town in Bavaria and is well worth seeing.

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Aub is a town in the district of Würzburg in Lower Franconia. The first documented traces of settlement appear around 803.

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The patronage "Maria (or in other spelling: Assumption of Mary") of this church in Aub refers to one of the many days of commemoration or feast days in honor of Mary, the Mother of God. It goes back to the feast of their physical acceptance into heaven, which the Church celebrates annually on August 15th. In many rural areas it is common for the people to collect herbal bundles (called "Kruggweusch" in the Rhenish dialect) on this day and bless them in the festival service.

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The square runs around the market fountain between Hauptstrasse and Etzelstrasse. It is named after the central square in Aub where markets were and are held. The square is traffic-calmed and offers parking spaces. It can only be used in selected areas on the north side. Source: https://wuerzburgwiki.de/wiki/Marktplatz_(Aub)

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The first secured church building in Aub dates back to 1136. If you walk around the church outside, you can still see the floor plan of this late Romanesque minster. It is lifted out by other cobblestones. This medieval church was about a quarter larger than the current building. During the time of Prince-Bishop Julius Echter, this medieval cathedral was demolished because it was simply too big. The new church building, created around 1610 to 1615, was a hall church with high and light windows. The high choir is the most impressive part from the 17th century. The ship could have looked something like the church today. It was designed as a three-aisled facility. Around 1750, the pillars and the vaults in the nave were broken out and a hall was created, which was now spanned by a single mirrored ceiling. On April 12, 1945, the parish church was shelled with phosphorus grenades. Only the annealed walls of the ship and the choir with the high altar remained. During the reconstruction, it was decided to relieve the old masonry in favor of an iron construction, the supports of which form the core for the current slender pillars. Source and more: https://www.stadt-aub.de/leben-wohnen/kirchen-glaube/mariae-himmelfahrt

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The town of Aub is scenic, one of the smallest towns in Bavaria, on the southern edge of the Gollach Valley. With its well-fortified city wall, the towers and its pointed gable half-timbered houses, Aub has preserved its medieval townscape to this day.

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The town of Aub is scenic, one of the smallest towns in Bavaria, on the southern edge of the Gollach Valley. With its well-fortified city wall, the towers and its pointed gable half-timbered houses, Aub has preserved its medieval townscape to this day. Source: https://www.liebliches-taubertal.de/Staedte-Gemeinden/Aub.html

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The center of the small historical town is the medieval market square with the fountain and the Marian column in front of the 500-year-old town hall. Remnants of the city wall are still preserved, and the castle can be seen from afar at the highest point in the city.

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Very nice place with good inns

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The town of Aub has preserved its medieval townscape with charming half-timbered houses and a defensive wall from the 15th century (with seven town gates and towers). Worth seeing is the market square with the Gothic town hall, the pharmacy, the market fountain and the baroque Marian column, as well as the Aub Castle and the Pfründnerspital from the 14th century.

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The parish church of the Assumption in Aub was first destroyed in the Thirty Years' War and again in the Second World War. Thus, the church was rebuilt in 1951. A crucifixion group of Tilmann Riemenschneider in the west of the church, built around 1520, was fortunately outsourced in 1945 and has been preserved.

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