The Bergzow village church is the Protestant church of the village of Bergzow, which today belongs to the municipality of Elbe-Parey.
The church was built between 1120 and 1160. The patronage was held by the family of Plotho zu Parey. In the north wall of the nave of the village church, elements of the originally Romanesque church are still recognizable with a portal, which is now half walled up, and a round-arched window above it. Today, the building consists of the nave, which is closed on three sides in the east, and the church tower with a square floor plan, which rests on pillars above the west gable. Bricks were used as building material, which were later plastered. The nave has a three-sided, east-facing hipped roof, while the tower was equipped with a French dome.
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