Churches in the Leipzig Region

St. Moritz Church in Taucha

The western tower of the Baroque church is an important symbol of the Taucha townscape.

Torgau castle church

Kieritzsch church

St. Mary’s in Sitzenroda

Church of Hohnstädt

Parish church in Naunhof

Frauenkirche church in Groitzsch

St. Johannis City Church in Mügeln

The Church is the burial site of the Bishop of Meißen Johann IX and includes a baroque epitaph

Feudal Church of Kleinliebenau

The first depiction of the church was as early as 1309. A preserved sacrament niche, with a depiction of the holy Nicholas and the holy Katharina with sword and wheel dates back to the late 15th century.

St. Nicholas Church in Eilenburg

The three-nave late Gothic church, with gorgeous red brick masonry, dates back in its original form to 1444.

St. Laurentius church in Markranstädt

St. Wenceslaus parish church in Wurzen

Martin Luther church in Markkleeberg

Parish church in Trebsen

Battaune Church

The church is home to a late-Gothic carved alter and a very valuable mural.

St. Laurentius parish church in Pegau

St. George’s church in Rötha

Auenkirche church in Markkleeberg

St. Mary’s mountain church in Eilenburg

Beucha Fortified Church Brandis

The Beucha Fortified Church is a mountain church, whose oldest components are the tower and sacristy (around 1284).

St. Mary’s Cathedral in Wurzen

St. Nicholas parish church in Waldheim

Frauenkirche church in Grimma

St. Mary’s church in Dommitzsch

Protestant parish church in Brandis

St. Mary’s in Schildau

Störmthal village church

St. Johannis Church Belgershain

Baroque church with epitaphs of the Von Ponickau Family

St. Nicholas church in Bad Düben

St. Aegidien’s church in Oschatz

George-Bähr Church in Schmannewitz

The design of the Schmannewitz church originated from George Bähr, who was the architect of the Dresden Church of our Lady (Frauenkirche)

Court chapel at Hubertusburg Palace in Wermsdorf

St. Aegidien’s church in Oschatz

Löbnitz Protestant church

St. Matthew’s parish church in Leisnig