Kirchenburg Deutschweißkirch

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April – 25. Oktober

10:00 – 18:00 Uhr

26. Oktober – März

10:00 – 16:00

(Montag – Sonntag)

Wir bitten, dass die Gruppen telefonisch angekündigt werden. So, können wir uns besser organisieren und auch eine Führung in der Kirche anbieten, wenn sie erwünscht wird 🙂

Am Sonntag, den 09.11.2025 wird ein Gottesdienst zwischen 11 und 12 Uhr stattfinden. Während des Gottesdienstes kann man die Kirchenburg nicht besichtigen. Vielen Dank für Ihr Verständnis!

Info

Telefon: +40745 324 394

Adresse: 52 Bisericii Straße, Bunești, Viscri, 507039, Jud. Brasov, Rumänien.

Google Maps Navigation: Bitte stellen Sie Ihr Auto kostenfrei auf dem öffentlichen Parkplatz ab. Ohne Autos ist das Dorf viel schöner.

Eintrittspreis:

Erwachsene 20 RON
Kinder über 6 Jahre, Studenten und Senioren über 65 Jahre 10 RON

Der Einsatz von Drohnen ist verboten.

Kurzgeschichte

Die siebenbürgisch-sächsischen Kirchenburgen sind bedeutsame Elemente der Kulturlandschaft und Geschichte Transsilvaniens. In Siebenbürgen sind ungefähr 150 Kirchenburgen und Wehrkirchen vorzufinden. Deutschweißkirch (rum. Viscri) ist eins von sieben Dörfern mit einer Kirchenburg, die zur UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe ernannt wurde. Der Ort liegt in der Nähe von Reps (rum. Rupea) und ist über Stein… Weiter »

Veranstaltungen

Konzert mit Duo Cellar

Herzliche Einladung zum Konzert mit Duo Cellar diesen Sonntag, den 28. September 2025 um 17 Uhr in der evang. Kirche in Deutschweißkirch

Kirchenorgel trifft Tanzgeige: eine interkulturelle Begegnung

Wir laden Sie herzlich zu einem besonderen Konzert in unserer Kirchenburg ein! Die Details finden Sie hier:

Einladung zum Orgelkonzert

Herzliche Einladung zum Orgelkonzert !

Haferlandwoche 2025

Die diesjährige Haferlandwoche findet vom 31. Juli bis 3. August 2025 in mehreren Dörfern aus Siebenbürgen statt. Hier in Deutschweißkirch können Sie folgendes Programm genießen: Sonntag, 3. August 2025 16:00 bis 22:00 Uhr Ort: Die Umgebung der Kirchenburg aus Deutschweißkirch 16:00 – 17:00 „Die Nachbarschaft singt“ –… Weiter »

Buchvorstellung „Bauforschung und Gefügeanalyse“

Invitatie Viscri_DE Am 26.05.2025 fand eine Buchvorstellung in dem Seminarraum unserer Kircheburg statt. Das vorgestellte Buch heißt „Bauforschung und Gefügeanalyse“ und war die Masterarbeit von Marius Liviu Moldovan und Cedric Angel Siffermann. Hier können sie sich auch den Ablauf der Buchvorstellung anschauen: … Weiter »

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Simon Riley

22:05 05 Oct 25

Amazing Saxon fortified church, a must-see for people interested in the mediaeval
history of the area and German-speaking settlement in Romania. Little museum worth a look.

Ron Stern

19:33 16 Sep 25

If the GPS takes you to the dead end road off the main street with a large parking lot on your left and a horse farm in front of you with pointers showing the direction to the church (15 minutes on foot) drive anther half kilometer on the main street and you will see a conventional brown sign pointing to the the Biserica. Street parking is available.

Viscri Fortified Church is a UNESCO site and is the best of the UNESCO fortified churches. Not only it's an impressive edifice and fortification it's very well maintained which is rarely the case with Transylvania fortified churches. A nice lady selling the tickets would give you a brief overview. And you can get to almost every corner of the church including the bell tower and bastions.

Mirela Marinescu

08:20 14 Aug 25

Beautiful place, it definitely deserves a visit if you're in the area. You can go up the stairs for a great view of the surroundings.

I'd also like to share that this is not a place for people who are too lazy to walk 1 km from the parking lot to this church. It's also not a place for people who don't understand that this is a church from the XIII century that should be preserved as is. I'm honestly baffled by the negative reviews because some people are unable to understand that we should keep these UNESCO sites as close to what they originally looked like as possible. It's part of their charm.

Dávid Balog

04:13 08 Aug 25

We were a littlebit shocked when we arrived, because the whole willage is now built around their fortified church. Many coffe shops, restaurants for tourist. We tought it will be something like in every other village in the surroundig area, nearly all of them have a church like this you just can't visit it.
Even the little once german/austrian village is well kept around the church, that on it's own is worth a visit. The parking spot was maybe a 10min walk away but through a very beutifull foresty area. In motorbike clothing it was a little too far because of the heat.

Tomasz Nguyen xuan

19:16 20 Jul 25

There's no other way to get to the site than by a vehicle. There's a free parking lot a few hundred meters away from the entrance. You can get to the Church from there either by walking through the village or using the forest path behind the parking lot (shorter way). Church Viscri is a great example to understand the history of this area and how people had to transform temples into fortresses to guard themselves. However, within the last couple of years, the nearby village transformed into great infrastructure to accommodate tourists - b&bs, coffee shops, restaurant - and all of these places created with good taste and respectful of the surroundings. Make sure to at least stroll around to appreciate their work.

Matija Gabud

07:20 16 Jul 25

To me, this was the best expeprience of all castles and forts in Romania. You can go to every corner of the place, imagine yourself on the top of the tower, noticing an enemy far far away, holding a bow...price is low and it is not crowded. Great

Roland-Mihai Suciu

22:54 12 Mar 25

Laszlo Fogarasi

20:09 10 Mar 25

andrei victor

11:38 10 Mar 25

Entrance 15 Ron, where you can see the history of that period and you can also enter 2 towers and see the view. It's great In any season

Alberto FV

09:36 10 Mar 25

Beautiful fortified Romanesque-Gothic church from the 12th-13th centuries and a 15th-century wall. It is one of the most authentic we have seen, especially including the beautiful town of Viscri.

You pay an entrance fee to enter and it is very well cared for but also with an air of being a lively and used place.

You can enter many rooms that are museums with historical rural objects. And you can go up to the decks and the church tower. The view from this is very spectacular with the sensation of flying over the void.

From my point of view it is the most obligatory to visit.

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