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Evangelisch-Lutherisches Dekanat Erlangen

Architectural Heritage in the Heart of Erlangen

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The Evangelical-Lutheran Deanery in Erlangen, originally the first parsonage of Neustadt, was constructed in 1746. This two-story sandstone building features a gabled roof, stepped gable, and a dormer with a segmental gable. It stands as a notable example of Protestant architecture and is recognized as an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria.

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The building was the first parsonage of Neustadt.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1746
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Protestant
Former Name: Evangelisch-Lutherisches Pfarrhaus der Neustadt
Opening Hours: Mo-Th 09:00-12:00; Fr 09:00-12:00

Guided Story

Here you stand before the Evangelical-Lutheran Deanery, a site of historical significance. Built in 1746, it originally served as the first parsonage of Neustadt. This two-story sandstone building features a distinctive gabled roof and a striking stepped gable. Notice the dormer with its segmental gable, a unique architectural feature. Recognized as an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, it exemplifies Protestant architecture. Just a little to your southeast, you’ll find the Egloffsteinsches Palais.