A Roman Catholic church built in Strasbourg’s Neustadt district during a pivotal period of cultural transformation under German imperial rule.
At a glance
St Maurice’s Church stands on Place Arnold in the Neustadt district, a neighbourhood developed during the late 19th century. The church serves the Catholic community of this historically significant area of Strasbourg.
History
The church was constructed during the Annexation of Alsace-Lorraine into the German Empire in the late 19th century, a period that reshaped the region’s urban landscape and architectural character. This timing places it within a broader movement of institutional building that accompanied political transition.
What you see
St Maurice’s Church is a Roman Catholic church building of the late 19th century. Detailed architectural information about its style and distinguishing features requires further investigation on site.
Cultural significance
The church reflects the religious and social needs of Strasbourg’s population during a transformative historical moment. Its presence in the Neustadt district documents the expansion and modernisation of the city under German administration.
Key facts
- Location: Place Arnold, Neustadt district, Strasbourg
- Country: France
- City: Strasbourg
- Built: Late 19th century
- Coordinates: 48.58472222, 7.77055556
- Denomination: Roman Catholic
Practical information & getting there
St Maurice’s Church is located on Place Arnold in the Neustadt district. The neighbourhood is accessible by public transport and foot from central Strasbourg. Contact local visitor information for current visiting hours and access details.
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