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Sankt Hubertus

A modern architectural gem by Gottfried Böhm

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Nestled in the Aachen-Hanbruch district, St. Hubertus Church stands out with its distinctive design by renowned architect Gottfried Böhm. Completed in 1964, its tooth-like structure has earned it the affectionate nickname 'Backenzahn' among locals. As an architectural heritage monument in North Rhine-Westphalia, it offers not only a spiritual refuge but also a striking example of modern ecclesiastical architecture. Discover a space where history and contemporary design create a captivating atmosphere.

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Did you know?

The church of St. Hubertus, designed by Gottfried Böhm, is affectionately nicknamed the 'molar' by locals in Aachen due to its distinctive shape.

Quick Facts

Height: 12 m
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: st-hubertus-aachen.de

Guided Story

Can you feel the aura of history wrapped around this place? Since 1964, this church has been a silent witness to countless stories. Look up at the bold, tooth-like structure—hence the nickname 'Backenzahn'. What you might not know is that the architect, Gottfried Böhm, was renowned for pushing the limits of conventional design. Imagine the community gathering here, maintaining age-old traditions in this modern setting. As sunlight streams through the windows, it bathes the space in a gentle glow. It's a place that offers both tranquility and inspiration, right in the heart of Aachen.