Stiftkirche Review

The Abbey Church is one of Stuttgart's oldest buildings, with two spires of different styles, which are very conspicuous. There are also tombstones and reliefs of the builder, Count Ulichl.

An old building with a history of hundreds of years, the facilities in this church are also relatively long, you can see a lot of special things here, the old building is also a good historical witness, the surrounding facilities are retained in the original state.

The monastery is located on King's Boulevard Stuttgart, the red-top monastery is very beautiful, the Gothic twin towers are very conspicuous, and full of historical weight, is a church that has to go.

Originally, Stuttgart law, the buildings in the city must not be higher than the ancient monastery church (Stiftkirche), the bronze cheetah handle at the door has been touched gold, there is a pipe organ inside!

The church's pedestal is a remnant of Roman architecture built in the 12th century, built on this foundation in the 13th century, and expanded into a Gothic church in the 15th century.