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Pauluskirche

Gothic Architecture on Nahe Island

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St. Paul's Church in Bad Kreuznach stands out with its Gothic architecture and unique location on the Nahe River island of Wörth. As a Lutheran church, it is a recognized cultural monument in Germany and features the distinguished Eule organ. Designed by Philipp Heinrich Hellermann, it merges historical significance with architectural beauty.

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The architect of St. Paul's Church, Philipp Heinrich Hellermann, designed the building.

Quick Facts

Architect: Philipp Heinrich Hellermann
Architectural Style: Gothic
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Lutheran
Wheelchair Access: Partially accessible
Website: kreuznach.ekir.de

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Guided Story

Welcome to the island of Wörth, a special spot right in the heart of Bad Kreuznach's city center. In front of you stands St. Paul's Church, a remarkable example of Gothic architecture, designed by Philipp Heinrich Hellermann. This Lutheran church serves not only as a place of worship but is also recognized as a cultural monument in Germany. Look up to admire the intricate pointed arches, characteristic of the Gothic style. If you listen closely, you might imagine the sounds of the Eule organ, a prized feature of the church. Surrounded by the Nahe River and the Old Town to the east, this location offers both architectural and scenic beauty.