Street View. For more than eight hundred years, the tower of the Martinskirche rises above the city center of Müllheim. As the oldest church in the city and the assumed settlement center, it is one of Müllheim's most important cultural-historical buildings and is also of particular interest to art lovers in historical respects. Since 1981, the church has been used as a unique concert space, where the music can unfold its impact through the extraordinary ambience. Until the 8th The history of St. Martin 's Church can be traced back to the 12th century. At that time, a small wooden church stood here. Century was replaced by a church of stone. But far before began the settlement, the church was built on the remains of a Roman building. The oldest part of the present building is the tower from the 12th century. Century, which houses an elaborate cycle of paintings depicting the Last Judgment. Since the late Middle Ages, the Martinskirche has no longer changed its appearance significantly. End of the 16th Century received the church an extensive decoration in the style of German early Baroque. These included, above all, the painting on the inside, which represents a columnar structure and includes ornamental window framing. As a unique church decoration in the Southwest of Baden, the painting in combination with space and light creates the impression of quiet beauty and simple elegance, which makes the Martinskirche so special. Because of its great acoustics, the Martinskirche is a popular concert venue, but also exhibitions and other cultural events here find a dignified frame.
