Sacred Sites and Churches

This collection features significant religious architecture and traditional wayside shrines across the Black Forest region. It includes the Neo-Gothic Protestant church in Ebhausen, built in the mid-19th century, and the Catholic parish church of Seliger Bernhard in Gausbach. A prominent feature of the list is the series of historic 'Bildstöcke'—traditional stone shrines that serve as markers of regional heritage and local faith, with examples dating back to 1783.

Stadtkirche St. Marien

Roman Catholic church located in Gengenbach, serving as a central place of worship with historic architectural features.

Seliger Bernhard

Catholic parish church located in Gausbach, dedicated to Blessed Bernhard.

Evangelische Kirche

Neo-Gothic Protestant church in Ebhausen, constructed between 1860 and 1862 in the Calw district.

Echtle

Traditional stone wayside shrine representing local religious heritage.

Bildstock von 1783

Historic stone wayside shrine dating back to 1783.

Bildstock Schwendenmann

Regional stone shrine located in the central Black Forest area.

Bildstock Fischer

Traditional religious monument and regional heritage site.

Bildstock Wild

Historic stone shrine reflecting the region's traditional Catholic heritage.

Bildstock Buss

Locally recognized wayside shrine and cultural monument.

Bildstock Bender

Small religious monument part of the regional heritage landscape.

Zapf

Traditional stone shrine of local historical significance.

Bildstock Lienhart

Historic religious marker and regional heritage site.

Bildstock Hesselbach

Wayside shrine located in the Hesselbach area, representing local faith traditions.