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Martin-Luther-King-Kirche

Contemporary design in a serene spiritual setting

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The Martin Luther King Church in Steilshoop, crafted by architect Asmus Werner and opened in 1974, stands out with its contemporary design and tranquil ambiance. Recognized as a heritage monument in Hamburg, it serves as a place for worship and community while showcasing the innovative church architecture of the late 20th century. With wheelchair accessibility, it offers an inviting space to experience both peace and architectural inspiration.

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Despite being designed by Asmus Werner in 1974, the Martin-Luther-King Church in Hamburg-Steilshoop is recognized as a heritage monument and bears the name of the American civil rights leader.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1974
Architect: Asmus Werner
Heritage Status: Heritage Monument
Denomination: Lutheran
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: martin-luther-king-steilshoop.de
Phone: +49 40 6390560

Guided Story

Can you feel the gentle breeze around you? It's a comforting presence in this bustling area. If you look up, you'll notice the distinctive lines of the Martin Luther King Church. Did you know it's named after the civil rights leader who also made an impact here in Germany? Imagine the many stories that have unfolded since its opening in 1974. Asmus Werner's architecture isn't just striking; it's a testament to hope and unity. Look around, the interplay of concrete and glass allows light to dance beautifully within the space.