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St.-Michaeliskirche
Neo-Gothic Gem in Bühlau
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St.-Michael's Church stands out with its 43-meter tower and neo-Gothic design by architect Woldemar Kandler. Consecrated in 1899 as the Church of the Redeemer, this heritage-protected brick structure is a key landmark in Dresden's Bühlau district.
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After Bühlau was incorporated in 1921, the church became part of Dresden.
Quick Facts
- Architect
- Woldemar Kandler
- Heritage Status
- Heritage Monument
- Denomination
- Lutheran
- Website
- michaelsengel.de
Guided Story
Take a moment to appreciate the impressive neo-Gothic architecture of this place. St.-Michael's Church towers above you at 43 meters tall, designed by architect Woldemar Kandler. Turn around, and you'll spot the Bühlau Cemetery nearby, about 132 meters to the southwest. This church, a protected heritage monument, was consecrated as the Church of the Redeemer in 1899. Its brick facade gives it a timeless elegance. Inside, the church's interior tells its own story, adding layers to its historic charm.
Location
Nearby
Bühlauer Friedhof
133 m away
Geisterrad für einen getöteten Radfahrer (Ost)
218 m away
Schwimmhalle Bühlau
1.2 km away
Steinkreuz (Ost 2)
1.5 km away
Waldfriedhof Weißer Hirsch
1.8 km away
Barockbrunnen (Ost)
1.3 km away
Albertstein
1.6 km away
Fernsehturm Dresden
2.5 km away
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