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St. Agnes
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St. Agnes

Historic Church with a Baroque Organ

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St. Agnes in Düsseldorf-Angermund was founded in 1646 following the Thirty Years' War as a parish church. Designed by architect August Lange, it is now part of the St. Suitbertus parish in Kaiserswerth. A special feature is its organ, integral to the Catholic parish church.
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The church was founded immediately after the end of the Thirty Years' War.

Quick Facts

Founded
1646
Architect
August Lange
Denomination
Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access
Not accessible

Guided Story

Here you are at St. Agnes, a church founded in 1646, right after the Thirty Years' War. Feel the history embedded in its walls as you take in the design by architect August Lange. This church holds a significant place within the St. Suitbertus parish in Kaiserswerth. Make sure to notice the organ, an integral part of the church, known for its remarkable sound. If you look southeast, you might spot the historic Angermund Castle, just a short walk away.

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