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St. Blasius

Romanesque Revival on Historic Foundations

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The Catholic Church of St. Blasius in Düsseldorf's Hamm district features a striking Romanesque Revival style, designed by architect Josef Kleesattel. Built in 1909 on the foundations of an older church, it has been part of the St. Bonifatius parish since 2011.

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Architect Josef Kleesattel was a prominent figure in Rhineland historicism.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1909
Architect: Josef Kleesattel
Architectural Style: Romanesque
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

Standing here, you can almost feel the layers of history beneath your feet. Look up at the stunning façade designed by Josef Kleesattel. This Romanesque Revival style gives the church its distinctive solidity and elegance. Built in 1909, it rests on the foundations of an older 19th-century church. Since 2011, it's been part of the St. Bonifatius parish. To the west, about 490 meters away, you'll find the Old Hammer Bridge, adding a historical layer to this area. Take a moment to appreciate the tranquility and history surrounding you.