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Matthäuskirche

Neo-Baroque Brickwork in the Heart of Winterhude

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The Matthäuskirche, constructed in 1911 and designed by Julius Faulwasser, showcases neo-Baroque architecture in Hamburg-Winterhude. As part of the Hamburg-Winterhude-Uhlenhorst parish, it stands as a recognized heritage monument. Its red brick exterior and artistic design make it a striking example of North German church architecture.

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The church was designed by Hamburg builder Julius Faulwasser.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1911
Architect: Julius Faulwasser
Heritage Status: Heritage Monument
Denomination: Lutheran
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

As you gaze at the red brick facade of the Matthäuskirche, you can see the signature style of architect Julius Faulwasser. His neo-Baroque design adds a unique elegance to the church. Built in 1911, it is part of the Hamburg-Winterhude-Uhlenhorst parish. Notice the intricate details adorning the exterior. This church is not just a place of worship but also a recognized heritage monument, reflecting the rich history of the area. If you turn around, you might catch sight of the Bugenhagen Monument in the distance, another cultural landmark in this vibrant neighborhood.