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Johanneskirche

Timeless Design by Carl Bensel in Rissen's Heart

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The Johanneskirche in Hamburg-Rissen, built in 1936 and designed by architect Carl Bensel, is an outstanding example of Lutheran church architecture. Located on the eastern edge of the district center, it has held its current name since 1961 and stands as a protected heritage monument. This church blends historical importance with spiritual significance.

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The church was given its current name only in 1961.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1936
Architect: Carl Bensel
Heritage Status: Heritage Monument
Denomination: Lutheran
Wheelchair Access: Partially accessible
Website: johannesgemeinde.de

Guided Story

Here you are, standing before the Johanneskirche, a heritage monument designed by Carl Bensel in 1936. Notice the simple, yet powerful lines of its Lutheran architecture, reflecting both its history and purpose. It has held the name Johanneskirche since 1961. Located on the eastern edge of the district center, this church offers a serene spot for contemplation. If you look northeast, about 123 meters away, you'll see the Old School on Wedeler Landstraße, a reminder of times past. This church beautifully blends spiritual significance with its cultural heritage.