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Klarenbachkirche

Modern architecture meets spiritual tranquility

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The Klarenbach Church in Düsseldorf-Holthausen, designed by Ernst Petersen, stands as a remarkable example of 1950s Protestant church architecture. Since 1955, it has been a prominent feature of the cityscape with its clear structure and 12-meter height, serving as a space for community and reflection within the Düsseldorf-Süd parish.

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The foundation stone of the Klarenbach Church was laid on June 24, 1954.

Quick Facts

Founded: June 24, 1954
Architect: Ernst Petersen
Height: 12 m
Denomination: Protestant
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: klarenbach.de

Guided Story

Take a moment to appreciate the Klarenbach Church here in Düsseldorf-Holthausen, designed by Ernst Petersen. This Protestant church, built in 1955, is a significant example of 1950s architecture. Standing at twelve meters tall, it adds a distinctive presence to the cityscape. Since its founding in 1954, the church has been a place for reflection and community within the Düsseldorf-Süd parish. Notice the clear lines and straightforward design, which are hallmarks of the Protestant architectural style of that era. As you stand here, you are part of a legacy that includes the nearby Stephanuskirche in Wersten. Take in the serenity and simplicity of this sacred space.