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Evangelische Stadtkirche
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Evangelische Stadtkirche

Historic Gem in Höchst's Heart

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Built in 1883 by Adolf Heyden and Walter Kyllmann, the Evangelische Stadtkirche in Frankfurt-Höchst is a significant cultural heritage monument in Hesse. Its interior regularly hosts organ concerts on the 1975 Ahrend organ.
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The church is part of complex 107.

Quick Facts

Founded
1883
Architect
Adolf Heyden;Walter Kyllmann
Heritage Status
Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination
Protestant
Wheelchair Access
Not accessible

Guided Story

In front of you stands the Evangelische Stadtkirche, a cultural heritage monument built in 1883 by architects Adolf Heyden and Walter Kyllmann. This Protestant church is part of complex 107 and belongs to the Evangelische Kirchengemeinde Höchst am Main. Inside, you might notice the magnificent Ahrend organ from 1975, which regularly hosts organ concerts. The church's design reflects its Protestant roots with a clear yet striking architecture. Look around, and you'll see nearby landmarks like Dalberger Haus and the Höchst swimming pool, adding to the vibrant scene. This church beautifully blends history with a vibrant musical tradition. Savor the atmosphere of this special place.

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