Evangelical Church Nieder-Moos

This 18th-century, parish church is best known as the home of the infamous organ of Neider-Moos. The Evangelical Church of Nieder-Moos was constructed between 1784 and 1787, with a tower that reaches far above the roofs of Neider-Moos. The church continues to be used as place of worship even today. The church organ was designed and created by Johann-Markus Oestreich in 1791, and still retains much of its original beauty, design and depth of sound. The organ is adorned with splendid Rococo style embellishments and lies at the center of the annual Neider-Moos Konzertsommer festival. With its remarkably well-preserved organ and inherent architectural beauty, the Evangelical Church Nieder-Moos attracts visitors from far and wide.