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High Baroque churches in Bavaria

English: This page features media of selected Baroque churches in Bavaria that were built between 1650 and 1700, that is in the period of High Baroque. The buildings are sorted by year of groundbreaking. This page does not include churches that are built before 1650 but subsequently converted into Baroque buildings. For a more thorough search of Baroque churches in Bavaria, you can also do a Petscan search in the German Wikipedia.

1650s

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St. Valentin, Allmannshausen (1651)

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Architect unknown

St. Leonhard, Fischhausen (1651–1671)

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Architect unknown

Basilika St. Lorenz, Kempten (1652–1673)

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Giel von Gielsberg, Michael Beer, Johann Serro

Unsere Liebe Frau, Machtenstein (1654)

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Architect unknown; in 1719, the (collapsed) vaulted ceiling was replaced by a flat ceiling

St. Josef, Immenstadt (1654–1655)

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Hans Mutter

Mariä Himmelfahrt, Niederschönenfeld (1659–1680)

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Konstantin Pader

St. Josef, Regensburg (1660–1673)

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Architect unknown

1660s

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Wallfahrtskirche Gartlberg, Pfarrkirchen (1661/1662–1668/1669)

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Domeniko Christoph Zuccalli

Karmelitenkirche St. Joseph und St. Maria Magdalena, Würzburg (1662–1669)

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Antonio Petrini

Theatinerkirche, Munich (1663–1688)

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Agostino Barelli, Enrico Zuccalli; towers and facade built later

St. Michael, Passau (1665–1678)

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Giovanni Battista Carlone

St. Stephan, Passau (1668–1693)

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Carlo Lurago

St. Alban, Stillnau (1669–1672)

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Georg Danner

St. Vitus, Grucking (1670–1674)

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Hans Kogler; bell tower is from 1749

Mariä Heimsuchung, Steingaden-Ilgen (1670–1676)

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Johann Schmuzer

Mariä Himmelfahrt, Pfreimd (1670–1685)

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Johann Schmuzer

1670s

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Ursulinenkirche St. Joseph, Landshut (1671–1679)

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Wolfgang Hirschstötter, Georg Steinacher

St. Coloman, Schwangau (1673–1685)

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Hieronymus Vogler, Johann Schmuzer

St. Stephan, Munich-Isarvorstadt (1674–1677)

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Georg Zwerger

St. Georg und Florian, Reicholzried (1670s–1679)

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Architect unknown

St. Paul, Passau (1678–?)

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Carlo Antonio Carlone; bell tower later modified

St. Lorenz, Munich-Oberföhring (1678–1680)

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Georg Zwerger

St. Stephan, Burggen (1680–1682)

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Johann Gannebacher; bell tower is older

1680s

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Mariä Himmelfahrt, Eslarn (1681–1689)

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Johann Kirchberger

Allerheiligenkirche, Tittmoning (1682/1683)

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Architect unknown

St. Andreas, Teisendorf (1684)

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Architect unknown

Dreifaltigkeitskirche, Kappl (1685–1689)

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Georg Dientzenhofer

St. Peter und Paul, Minseln (1686–1691)

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Anton Troger

St. Martin, Bamberg (1686–1693)

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Georg Dientzenhofer, Leonhard Dientzenhofer

St. Magnus, Kühbach (1687/1688)

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Giovanni Androi

Zur Schmerzhaften Muttergottes, Vilgertshofen (1687–1692)

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Johann Schmuzer

St. Peter und Paul, Weyarn (1687–1693)

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Lorenzo Sciasa

St. Peter und Paul, Affing (1688/1689)

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Architect unknown

Mater Dolorosa, Bergrheinfeld (1688–1693)

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Architect unknown

St. Peter und Paul, Antdorf (1688–1694)

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Caspar Feichtmayr

1690s

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St. Ottilia, Hörmanshofen (1691/1692)

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Augustin Stickl?

St. Ägidius, Grafing (1692)

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Architect unknown

St. Remigius, Raisting (1692–1696)

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Michael Natter

St. Wolfgang, Pipinsried (1693–1695)

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Architect unknown

St. Michael, Heßlar (1693–1698)

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Hans Schmitt

Mariä Himmelfahrt, Oberglaim (1694–1697)

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Hans Widtmann

St. Nikolaus, Peiß (1696–1699)

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Johann Mayr

St. Alban, Aitrang (1697–1699)

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Architect unknown

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