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St. Aegidienkirche with tombstone of Doctor Eisenbart

Short facts

  • Hann. Münden

The St. Aegidien Church with the tombstone of Doctor Eisenbart. Old traditions revived

The main part of St. Aegidien Church was destroyed in 1626 by the explosion of a powder keg in a neighboring building. From 1684 the reconstruction took place in the baroque style, which was completed with the consecration of the church house in 1733.

In 1727, Doctor Eisenbart was buried in a crypt in the choir in front of the altar. His baroque tombstone - with the wrong year of birth - was placed on the north side of the church in 1837. The St. Aegidienkirche was divested in 2006 due to financial problems and the ever smaller parish.

The support group St. Aegidien-Kirche e.V. is committed to ensuring that it is used again for the purpose for which it was once built.

Aegidiiplatz 1

34346 Hann. Münden

Deutschland


Mobile: +49 151 / 1521 6270

E-mail:

Website: www.st-aegidien-kirche.de

General information

Openings
Open for church services, devotions and events. Please find out more at www.st-aegidien-kirche.de.
Doctor Eisenbart's tombstone is freely accessible at all times.
Eligibility
  • for Groups
  • for individual guests
  • Suitable for the Elderly
Directions

The St. Aegidien Church is located directly in the Hann. Münden old town. Parking is available for. B. on the parking space "Tanzwerder" available. From there you can reach the St. Aegidien Church in about 10 minutes on foot over the covered mill bridge, Lange Straße and Aegidiistraße. From the Hann. Münden you need a 5-10 minute walk to the St. Aegidien Church (via Bahnhofstrasse and Burgstrasse).

More info

www.st-aegidien-kirche.de


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