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Martin-Luther-Kirche
Modern design meets Lutheran heritage
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The Martin Luther Church in Hamburg-Alsterdorf, designed by architect Henry Schlote, was established in 1964. Situated at a busy intersection, it stands out despite the traffic noise due to its open location. As a heritage monument, it blends modern architecture with enduring religious tradition.
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The church is a listed heritage monument in Hamburg.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1964
- Architect
- Henry Schlote
- Heritage Status
- Heritage Monument
- Denomination
- Lutheran
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
- Website
- martin-luther-alsterbund.de
Guided Story
Here you are at a remarkable piece of Hamburg's architectural heritage. The Martin Luther Church, designed by Henry Schlote and established in 1964, stands at the intersection of Hindenburgstraße and Bebelallee. Despite the bustling traffic around you, its modern design is clearly visible. As a heritage monument, it beautifully combines tradition with modernity. If you look southeast, you'll see the church's bell tower, which stands about 37 meters away. This church is a testament to the Lutheran faith in Hamburg, offering a place of reflection amidst the urban hustle.
Location
Nearby
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