The Tiny Church was built in 1811 as a Mennonite church. It is a designated historic landmark and was carefully converted by us in 2020 into a unique, wheelchair-accessible holiday home. With over 100 m² of living space, you’ll find a large bathroom with natural light, a fully equipped open kitchen, a large sleeper sofa on the ground floor, a wood-burning stove, a sleeping loft with a large double bed, a historic solid-wood pulpit, and many one-of-a-kind pieces. Outside, there’s a private terrace and a “Magazzino” for shared use with the other guests at Tiny Places—with plenty of space for bicycles, a washing machine, a wine cooler, and the only “Tiny Library” in the entire Palatinate region, featuring the 10 best books in the world. We welcome a maximum of 4 adults or a family of four. Exceptions to this rule are possible. The “Tiny Church,” together with two “Tiny Houses,” makes up the “Tiny Places” complex. The three accommodation can be booked in any combination.