Bavaria Allocates €800,000 to Restore Historic Chapels at St. Michael's Church
Bavarian Minister of Science and Arts, Markus Blume, has allocated 800,000 euros for the restoration of two significant chapels and historic epitaphs at St. Michael's Church. This funding aims to preserve cultural monuments within the World Heritage site.
The approved funds will be used to renovate the Holy Sepulchre Chapel and the Chapel of Mary. Additionally, historic epitaphs at the church will be restored. Currently, there is no public information about the commencement or completion date of these renovations. This project is part of ongoing efforts to maintain and enhance the cultural heritage within the World Heritage site.
The Bavarian Ministry of Science and Arts has committed 800,000 euros for the restoration of the Holy Sepulchre Chapel, the Chapel of Mary, and historic epitaphs at St. Michael's Church. This investment underscores the importance of preserving cultural heritage within the World Heritage site.
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