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St. Bartholomäus

Unique city church with a western altar

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St. Bartholomäus in Braunschweig, built in the late 12th century, was remodeled in 1709 by Hermann Korb for the Reformed Protestant community. As an architectural heritage monument in Lower Saxony, it uniquely features a western-facing altar.

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It is the only church in Braunschweig with an altar on the west side.

Quick Facts

Architect: Hermann Korb
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Reformed
Website: reformierte.de

Guided Story

Take a moment to admire the architecture. Built in the late 12th century, St. Bartholomäus was remodeled in 1709 by Hermann Korb for the Reformed Protestant community. What sets this church apart is its unique western-facing altar, a rarity in Braunschweig. As an architectural heritage monument in Lower Saxony, it holds significant historical value. Just behind you is Schützenstraße, only a short walk away, while the Komödie am Altstadtmarkt is about 90 meters to the southwest. Feel the calm of this place and let its history resonate with you.