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Erlöserkirche

A Historic Landmark by the Main-Danube Canal

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Designed by German Bestelmeyer, the Erlöserkirche is an architectural heritage monument in the heart of Bamberg. Since its dedication on October 28, 1934, it has served as a spiritual hub for the Lutheran community. Situated on the right bank of the Main-Danube Canal, it blends history and faith in a striking setting.

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The church was dedicated on October 28, 1934.

Quick Facts

Founded: October 28, 1934
Architect: German Bestelmeyer
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Lutheran
Opening Hours: Mo-Su 08:00-sunset
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: erloeserkirche-bamberg.de
Phone: +49 951 23688

Guided Story

As you stand here in front of the Erlöserkirche, take a moment to appreciate its architectural significance. Designed by German Bestelmeyer, this church has been a spiritual center for the Lutheran community since its dedication on October 28, 1934. You're on the right bank of the Main-Danube Canal, where the serene setting blends history and faith. Notice the intricate details of the facade that showcase the careful design of this heritage monument. If you look slightly southeast, you'll find several monuments dedicated to the Fleischmann family, providing fascinating insights into the local history.