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Bethlehemkirche
A Historical Gem in Tolkewitz
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The Bethlehem Church in Dresden-Tolkewitz, designed by Wolfgang Rauda, opened its doors on December 16, 1951. It is a protected cultural heritage site that showcases simple Lutheran architecture. The church's organ is a notable feature, reflecting its historical significance.
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The Bethlehem Church is one of three churches in the Dresden-Blasewitz parish.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1951
- Architect
- Wolfgang Rauda
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
- Opening Date
- December 16, 1951
- Denomination
- Lutheran
- Phone
- +49 351 2516539
Guided Story
Take a moment to appreciate the simple elegance of the Bethlehem Church, designed by Wolfgang Rauda. It first opened its doors on December 16, 1951, as part of the Evangelical-Lutheran Church of Saxony. As you stand here in Tolkewitz, you're in front of a protected cultural heritage monument in Germany. The church's straightforward Lutheran architecture is striking in its simplicity. Can you feel the quiet that envelops this space? Look closely, and you'll notice the organ—an essential feature that underscores the church's historical significance.
Location
Nearby
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