Morizkirche

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Historic Significance of Morizkirche

Morizkirche, dedicated to Saint Maurice, is Coburg's oldest church, with remnants dating back to the 14th century.

Founded in the 14th century, Morizkirche is a main evangelical church where Martin Luther preached in 1530. The structure is renowned for its late Gothic architecture complemented by a baroque interior, completed in the mid-18th century. Its standout feature is a 13-meter high alabaster epitaph of Duke Johann Friedrich the Middle by Nikolaus Berger.

Remarkable Features

  • 📜 Alabaster Epitaph: A 13m high epitaph commemorating Duke Johann Friedrich.
  • ⛪ Late Gothic Architecture: Showcasing intricate designs and historical style.
  • 📖 Religious Heritage: A site of historical sermons by Martin Luther.

Accessible for all, Morizkirche invites tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike, with free entry.

Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Morizkirche

Historical Sermon Site

Martin Luther preached here in 1530, marking its significance in Protestant history.

Ancient Foundation

The church's foundation dates back to the 14th century, making it Coburg's oldest religious building.

Baroque Interior

The interior was finished in baroque style in the mid-18th century, adding cultural value.

Location

Kirchhof 3

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