Autobahnkirche St. Christopher Katholische

The rest area is on the side of the A5 high-speed from north to south towards Basel. If it is on the opposite side, it is more troublesome. It takes a few roads to drive to the church. The pyramid-shaped church has a transparent skylight on the top, and the afternoon of arrival was sunny, and the holy sun illuminated the interior through the dome. The space inside is large and can accommodate many people for prayers. There is also a basement floor, all of which are stone sculptures, but the light is dim and the air is more cloudy. Hurry back to the ground and open the gate of the children's painting style. There are many sculptures on the outdoor grass. Unfortunately, so many sacred sites of Christ are not familiar, so you can only look at the flowers and see them casually

In fact, go south to Baden Baden before the next A5 high-speed should park in the rest area. From the rest area to the grass is the St. Christopher Katholische Highway Church, and you don't have to go down the high-speed and turn seven or eight bends for five or six kilometers before driving to the church yard. German highways have some special parking areas for truck drivers with Motel, complete supporting facilities, here is one of the 28 highway churches in Germany, designed by Friedrich Zwingmann, built in the 1970s, specially for passing drivers to quietly reflect or pray. Unlike the traditional church, the church is pyramid-shaped and looks ordinary, but the interior is modern, with colored glass depicting the life of Christ, and its light transparent appearance gives a sense of peace and tranquility in its unique way.