St. Michael’s Church, Fulda

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St. Michael’s Church in Fulda is an early medieval Carolingian church renowned as one of the oldest surviving rotunda churches in Germany and a significant example of early Christian architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Carolingian architecture
church building
rotunda church
affiliation Benedictine monastic tradition
architecturalStyle Carolingian
architecturalType rotunda
builtDuring Carolingian period
builtUnder Abbot Eigil of Fulda NERFINISHED
constructionEnd early 9th century
constructionStart early 9th century
country Germany NERFINISHED
dedicatedTo Saint Michael the Archangel NERFINISHED
denomination Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
diocese Roman Catholic Diocese of Fulda NERFINISHED
era early Middle Ages
hasCategory 9th-century churches in Germany
Carolingian architecture in Germany
Roman Catholic churches in Hesse
Rotunda churches
hasFeature arcades
crypt
fresco remains
gallery level
rotunda
small round-arched windows
thick masonry walls
westwork elements
hasFloorCount multiple interior levels
hasPlan centralized plan
heritageDesignation cultural heritage monument in Hesse
heritageStatus listed building
inspiredBy Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem NERFINISHED
locatedIn Fulda NERFINISHED
State of Hesse NERFINISHED
historic center of Fulda
material stone
near Fulda Cathedral NERFINISHED
openToPublic yes
partOf Fulda monastery complex NERFINISHED
religiousFunction Christian worship
roofType conical roof over rotunda
significance important example of early Christian architecture in Germany
important monument of Carolingian architecture
one of the oldest surviving rotunda churches in Germany
touristAttraction yes
usedAs funerary and memorial church

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Fulda hasPart St. Michael’s Church, Fulda