Filialkirche St. Zeno
Filialkirche St. Zeno stands in Oberbleichen, a village within Deisenhausen in Bavaria’s Swabian district of Günzburg. This Roman Catholic church is dedicated to Zenon of Verona.
Its late Gothic hall church design dates from the late fifteenth century and includes remodelling from the eighteenth century. The church is listed as a heritage site in Bavaria.
Inside, the nave has a flat ceiling, while the choir contains a ribbed vault supported by consoles. This contrast gives the interior two distinct architectural forms.
A neo-Gothic high altar, made in 1906, forms a central feature of the interior. A painting from 1712 depicts saints.
Filialkirche St. Zeno belongs to the Günzburg Deanery within the Diocese of Augsburg, linking the church with regional Catholic structures. The spot is wheelchair accessible.
The church presents late Gothic architecture alongside eighteenth-century changes and neo-Gothic interior work. Oberbleichen places this historic church within its recorded village setting.
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