Stadt Heidenheim: St. Paul’s church

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2Tourism & Culture (ALT-2).

3Family & Education (ALT-3).

4Youth & Leisure (ALT-4).

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1civil service (ALT-C).
2Authorities & facilities (ALT-e).
3Partners in Europe (ALT-P).
4Emergency services (ALT-E).
5City life (ALT-I).
- 5.1Sightseeing tour (ALT-S).
  - 5.1.1Pub “Gasthof zur Krone” (ALT-U).
  - 5.1.2Upper Gate and former Deanery (ALT-R).
  - 5.1.3Place of Town Twinning (ALT-L).
  - 5.1.4Art Museum (ALT-T).
  - 5.1.5Railway Station (ALT-W).
  - 5.1.6St. Paul’s church.
  - 5.1.7Villa Waldenmaier (ALT-V).
  - 5.1.8"Türmle" (Little tower) (ALT-b).
  - 5.1.9"Schlossapotheke" (Castle Apothecary) (ALT-s).
  - 5.1.10Webersiedlung "Im Flügel" (Weavers settlement) (ALT-N).
  - 5.1.11Heidenschmiede (Blacksmith‘s shop) (ALT-H).
  - 5.1.12Hellenstein Castle.
  - 5.1.13St. Michael’s Church (ALT-M).
  - 5.1.14"Altes Eichamt" (Old Weights and Measures office) (ALT-a).

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St. Paul’s church

Returning via Marienstrasse to Brenzstrasse, we follow the road between the “Poseidon” restaurant and the senior citizens’ centre, which leads to the town hall and St. Paul’s church close by. Constructed according to the plans of the Royal Town Planner, Felix von Berner, and inaugurated in 1898, this fine church, built in the neo-Gothic style is an excellent example of historic reconstruction. The tympanum relief above the main portal, made by the German artist Hermann Lang, deserves mention.

Next station: Villa Waldenmaier