Simultankirche, Vogelbach

The church is one of the oldest monuments in the Palatinate and served as a place to stop and rest as well as to care for the sick. As early as the Middle Ages, it was a meeting point for pilgrims who made their way across the Palatinate via the northern route of the Palatinate Way of St. James on their way to Santiago de Compostela to the tomb of St. James in Spain.
The patron saints of the church, the apostles Philip and James, who are also the patrons of the cathedral in Santago, are an indication of its importance at this time.
From 1672, it served as a simultaneous church for both denominations.
It has been a protected cultural asset under the Hague Convention since 1986.

Opening times

Worship service in three-week cycles, further information at:

https://www.bruchmuehlbach-miesau.de/service/amtsblatt/amtsblatt-online/

Visits outside of worship services by telephone appointment:
Mr. Bungert: 015123534872 / Mrs. Mock: 06372 61310

This is probably the historically most significant church in our municipality. Slightly younger than the Speyer Cathedral, St. Philippus and James is one of the oldest and most beautiful cultural monuments in the Palatinate, built in 1131. Part of the pilgrimage route also runs through the municipality of Bruchmühlbach-Miesau. The Palatinate Jaco b's Way North Route. Take time for yourself, as mindfulness is more important than ever in our fast-paced society! 

Price:

no admission fee, free viewing