Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: Peiting

The St. Michael's Church was built in the 11th century, but only few parts of the building date back to the time. One of them is the crypt, that unfortunately seems permanently locked. The church got remodelled in Gothic style within the 14th century and redesigned in Bavarian rococo from 1723-1235. The nave, seen from the gallery.

Some of the bavarian baroque parish churches still have romanesque towers/steeples (mostly with more modern roofs). Some even have crypts. The parish church in Peiting has both - but the crypt was locked. I could hold my camera through the door, but my arm was not long enough to get a better shot. I was told, that the quadratic crypt has four convex pillars.