# Andreaskirche

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Andreaskirche stands in Uhlbach, a Stuttgart district, as an evangelical parish church and cultural monument. Its architecture connects late Gothic origins with neo-Gothic renewal. The present building dates from 1490 and incorporates the chancel tower of a chapel from 1386. Heinrich Dolmetsch reshaped the church during its 1894–95 renovation. He added a nave west of the tower, which rises through an octagonal storey beneath an eight-sided spire. Balconies, sound arcades, and clock faces organise the tower’s exterior.

Inside, a preserved interior centres on a high wooden vault with apostles, virtues, zodiac signs, and a starry sky. The painted programme leads visually towards the crucified Jesus beneath the high chancel arch. An organ built in 1990 by Giengener Orgelmanufaktur Gebr. Link occupies an older nineteenth-century case. That case belonged to a predecessor instrument by Carl Gottlieb Weigle. The church has shaped the village and its setting among vineyards and orchards for more than five centuries. Andreaskirche is recorded as wheelchair accessible for visitors.

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