Ehemalige Kapuzinerklosterkirche, seit 1958 evangelische Christuskirche

Originally built as part of a Capuchin monastery, the building served the monks of this order for a long time. Following the dissolution of the monastery and a period of repurposing, the church underwent a fundamental change in 1958 when it was handed over to the Protestant community and renamed Christ Church. This transformation marks an important point in its long history and its continued significance as a place of faith.

This historic structure is located in the city of Schwandorf, a central town in the Upper Palatinate region of Bavaria, Germany. Its location in this region highlights its cultural and historical integration into the Bavarian heritage.

Today, the building serves as an active Protestant Christ Church and is thus a vibrant center for the local community. It is protected as an architectural monument and bears witness to the city's architectural and religious history.

• Altmannsches Schlösschen (castle, approx. 90 m away)
• Burglengenfeld Castle (castle, approx. 291 m away)
• Teublitz Castle (castle, approx. 3412 m away)
• Teublitz Ruin (ruin, approx. 3575 m away)