The Kreuzkirche in Singen brings together two cultural perspectives: its history spans a chapel’s origins and a reconstruction, while concert evenings in the Remchinger Abendmusiken series are planned for 2026 at the Kreuzkirche Remchingen-Singen. These topics can inform different visitor decisions. The building’s history provides a historical point of reference, while attending a concert depends on specific dates, performers, and ticket arrangements.

The Kreuzkirche and its construction history

The Kreuzkirche developed from a chapel built in 1490. In 1785, it was converted into and enlarged as a Protestant parish church. After the former church was demolished, the building was reconstructed between 1939 and 1944. The dates represent different stages: its origins as a chapel, its conversion into a parish church and enlargement, and a later reconstruction. Anyone placing the site in its historical context should not conflate these stages into a single construction year.

Comparing the dates helps distinguish the building’s history from its ecclesiastical function. The conversion into a Protestant parish church describes a new function alongside an enlargement; the reconstruction, by contrast, took place after the former church was demolished. The chronology therefore tells the story of several stages, not one single, uninterrupted period of construction. For those interested in church and architectural history, the building’s transformation over a long period offers a distinctive perspective.

Access and services may vary. If you would like to include the church in your visit, check in advance what options are available for your date.

Evening concerts in 2026

The Remchinger Abendmusiken is a recurring concert series. Concert evenings featuring international guests are planned for 2026 at the Kreuzkirche Remchingen-Singen. Alongside the historical perspective, the series offers a musical occasion tied to a specific program year. If music is the main reason for your visit, check the individual dates, announced performers, and ticket arrangements in advance.

The history and concert program offer different points of reference in time: the building’s history spans several stages, while a concert evening is tied to a specific date. Plan your visit around the occasion in question. This way, exploring the Kreuzkirche’s history remains a reason to visit in its own right, even if no concert date fits your trip.

Check rail information

Train and S-Bahn information is available for Wilferdingen-Singen station in Remchingen. This includes departures, operating days, and timetable changes. These details answer different questions: departures provide a time frame, operating days help you choose a travel day, and notices about timetable changes make it sensible to check for updates. If the station is part of your journey, check the latest station information before you travel.

Timetables and services may change, so check the station information against your specific travel date. If your trip is tied to a concert evening, check the event date and rail arrangements as two separate items: the date determines the occasion, while the station information provides details on departures and operating days. This lets you consider the building’s history, a possible concert, and your journey as separate parts of planning your visit to Singen.

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