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Reformkirche

Göttingen's Architectural Heritage Since 1753

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The Reformed Church, built in 1753 in Göttingen's old town, stands as an architectural heritage monument in Lower Saxony. Serving the reformed community of about 2,000 members, it provides a glimpse into the city's religious past. The inscription 'Deo Salvatori et Religionib. Reformator. S. MD CCLIII' adorns its structure.
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The church was built just one year after the community was founded.

Quick Facts

Founded
1752
Heritage Status
Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination
Reformed
Opening Hours
Tu-Sa 09:00-16:00; PH off
Wheelchair Access
Fully accessible

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Guided Story

As you stand before the Reformed Church, take a moment to observe its facade. Built in 1753, this church is a hallmark of Göttingen’s old town and recognized as an architectural heritage monument in Lower Saxony. Its understated yet striking architecture tells the story of the reformed community that has gathered here since the 18th century. The Latin inscription, 'Deo Salvatori et Religionib. Reformator. S. MD CCLIII', on its front speaks to the deep religious significance of this site. Behind you lies the former Reichhelmsche Garden, now integrated into the urban landscape. Just a short distance south, you'll find St. Jacobi Church, adding to the historical and architectural tapestry of this area.

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