Category:Stiftskirche Stuttgart

**Stuttgart Collegiate Church**
	collegiate church in Stuttgart, Germany
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Instance of	church building;
Named after	True Cross;
Dedicated to	True Cross;
Location	Stuttgart-Mitte, Stuttgart, Stuttgart Government Region, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Street address	Stiftstraße (12);
Architectural style	Gothic architecture;
Architect	Aberlin Jörg (nave); Carl Alexander Heideloff; Theophil Frey; Hans Seytter; Bernhard Hirche;
Creator	Jürgen Weber (portal); Holger Walter (altar);
Heritage designation	cultural heritage monument in Germany;
Inception	1321;
Significant event	construction (choir, 1327–1347); construction (nave, 1436–1500); construction (tower, 1490–1531); reconstruction (1826, choir); redevelopment (1839–1843); destruction (1944); reconstruction (1950s); reconstruction (interior design, 1999–2003);
Religion or worldview	Protestant Church in Germany;
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	48° 46′ 36.12″ N, 9° 10′ 41.02″ E
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Deutsch: Die evangelische Stiftskirche in Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, gehört und dient einer lutherischen Gemeinde der Evangelischen Landeskirche in Württemberg.

English: The Protestant Stiftskirche (literally in English: Collegiate Church) in Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, is the main Protestant church of the city. It is owned and used by a Lutheran congregation within the Evangelical State Church in Württemberg.