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Deutschordenskirche

Gothic elegance meets Baroque flair

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At the Deutschordenskirche St. Maria in Sachsenhausen, Gothic and Baroque styles blend seamlessly. The church, with its striking early 18th-century portal, tells a story of resilience and renewal since its original construction in 1309. As the only historic church in Frankfurt not owned by the city, it offers a unique glimpse into the past. Experience this captivating blend of history and architecture.

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The Baroque portal of the Deutschordenskirche was added nearly 400 years after the Gothic hall church, creating a fascinating architectural contrast.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1309
Architectural Style: Baroque
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Website: deutschordenskirche.de

Guided Story

Can you feel the gentle breeze against your skin? Imagine the stories these walls could tell. Look up at the impressive Baroque portal. Did you know this church was heavily damaged during World War II? Yet, like the resilient spirit of Frankfurt, it rose again. Turn slightly to your right, and you'll spot the Icon Museum. Members of the Teutonic Order might have once stood here, gazing hopefully into the future. So much history, and still so alive.