Pfarramt St. Maximilian, Dusseldorf

Pfarramt St. Maximilian is yet another place of worship which represents a late Baroque parish church in Dusseldorf. It is also known as “Max” and it was used as a monastery of the Franciscans until 1804. Since 2006, it represents a community centre of the Catholic church in Dusseldorf. Inside you will find choir stalls dating from the 17th century, as well as the organ, a high altar and a pulpit dating from the 18th century.

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Sight Name: Pfarramt St. Maximilian
Sight Location: Dusseldorf, Germany (See walking tours in Dusseldorf)
Sight Type: Religious

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