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St. Matthäus
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St. Matthäus

Historic Neo-Romanesque between City Park and Princes' Park

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St. Matthew's Church in Braunschweig captivates with its remarkable Neo-Romanesque architecture. Inaugurated in 1904, it once served as a garrison church and is now a protected heritage building in Lower Saxony. Since 2009, it has also functioned as a youth church, adding a vibrant role within the community.
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From 1904 to 1944, the church was used by the military.

Quick Facts

Founded
1904
Architectural Style
Romanesque
Heritage Status
Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination
Lutheran
Former Name
Garnisonkirche
Wheelchair Access
Fully accessible

Guided Story

Take a moment to admire the facade, a fine example of Neo-Romanesque architecture. Built in 1904, St. Matthew's Church once served as a garrison church and is now a protected heritage monument. Since 2009, it has also functioned as a youth church, adding a vibrant dimension to its history. Behind you, the Herzogin-Elisabeth-Straße stretches through the Östliche Ringgebiet. To your left, the Stadtpark is just a short walk away. This church not only carries a rich past but also plays a lively role in the community. Here, the echoes of history blend seamlessly with modern life.

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