Templerhaus
Historic heritage with spiritual depth
Did you know?
The Grahl House is named after the miniature painter August Grahl, who served as a court painter in Dresden, and his wife Elisabeth Julie Grahl.
Quick Facts
- Heritage Status
- Architectural Heritage Monument
Guided Story
Standing here, you're facing the architectural heritage of the Templerhaus. This building serves as a place of worship and holds protected status due to its historical significance. The architecture speaks of an era when such structures dominated the cityscape. To the northwest, you can spot the Künstlerhaus Dresden-Loschwitz, just a short walk away. Further in that direction lies the Loschwitzer Friedhof. This area seamlessly integrates into Dresden's rich history, forming an essential part of the city's landscape. Whether you're visiting or a local, this place offers a unique connection to the past.
Location
Nearby
Loschwitzer Friedhof
Künstlerhaus Dresden-Loschwitz
Schloss Wachwitz
Rhododendronpark
S-Bahn S 2: Dresden Flughafen => Pirna
Josef-Hegenbarth-Archiv
Pappelwäldchen Loschwitz
Sportzentrum Blasewitz
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