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Lutherkirche
Where Expressionism Meets Art Deco in Erfurt
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Founded in 1927, the Lutherkirche stands as an architectural gem in Erfurt's Johannesvorstadt. The rectangular structure with its oval hall and 50-meter high west tower showcases elements of Expressionism and Art Deco. As a heritage monument, it is a significant stop on the Luther Trail and part of the Martini-Luther parish.
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The architect of the Lutherkirche was Peter Jürgensen.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1927
- Architect
- Peter Jürgensen
- Architectural Style
- Art Deco
- Heritage Status
- Heritage Monument
- Denomination
- Protestant
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
Guided Story
Right here, you can admire an intriguing example of Art Deco architecture from the Weimar Republic era. The Lutherkirche, with its striking 50-meter high west tower, stands tall in Erfurt's Johannesvorstadt. Notice the clean lines and geometric shapes, hallmarks of architect Peter Jürgensen's design. Since its founding in 1927, this church has been a protected heritage monument in Thuringia. Just 71 meters to your right, you can spot the Angerturm. As part of the Martini-Luther parish, this church is a notable stop on the Luther Trail.
Part of These Trails
Industrial-Era ErfurtStop 8 of 9
Location
Nearby
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