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Porta Coeli

Historic Gem from 1711

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The Lutheran village church Porta Coeli, also known as Himmelspforte, is a heritage-protected site in Kühnhausen, part of Erfurt. Built in 1711, it is part of the Erfurt-Kühnhausen parish in the Erfurt church district of the Evangelical Church in Central Germany.

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The church is located on Himmelpfortenweg and is nicknamed Himmelspforte.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1711
Heritage Status: Heritage Monument
Denomination: Lutheran
Website: ekeg.de

Guided Story

In front of you stands Porta Coeli, an evocative church steeped in the history of Kühnhausen. Built in 1711, it exudes a simple yet awe-inspiring presence. As a heritage-protected monument in Thuringia, it also carries the name 'Himmelspforte', living up to its celestial purpose. Surrounded by the tranquility of this Erfurt district, it is part of the Erfurt-Kühnhausen parish. Its Lutheran roots are a significant part of the church life in the Erfurt district. Notice the clear architectural lines which reflect the spirit of its time. Feel the connection between past and present that this place so uniquely embodies.