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St. Anschar

Historic Lutheran Church with Protected Architecture

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Nestled in Hamburg-Eppendorf, the St. Anschar Church was built in 1889, designed by Julius Faulwasser. It stands as a notable example of Lutheran architecture and is a protected heritage monument. The church is part of the Anscharhöhe Foundation and operated by the Evangelical Lutheran Parish of St. Anschar in Hamburg Eppendorf.

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The church building was constructed in 1889.

Quick Facts

Architect: Julius Faulwasser
Heritage Status: Heritage Monument
Denomination: Lutheran
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: stanscharhamburg.de

Guided Story

As you stand here, you’re facing the impressive façade of the St. Anschar Church, designed by architect Julius Faulwasser in 1889. This Lutheran church is a true piece of history, protected as a heritage monument in Hamburg. Looking up, you can admire the intricate details typical of Lutheran architecture. The church is part of the Anscharhöhe Foundation, set back slightly from the bustling Tarpenbekstraße. You might catch the gentle tranquility from the nearby Alma de l'Aigle Garden to the northwest. This place exudes a quiet dignity, whispering stories from its many years of history.