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St. Johannis Eppendorf
Historic wedding church in Hamburg's Eppendorf
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Hamburg: First Steps10 pts
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Built in 1622 by Julius Faulwasser, St. Johannis Church is a Lutheran parish in the heart of Eppendorf. Recognized as a cultural heritage site, it serves as the mother church for many others in northern Hamburg.
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Did you know?
The building is named after John the Baptist.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1622
- Architect
- Julius Faulwasser
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
- Denomination
- Lutheran
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
- Website
- johannis-eppendorf.de
Guided Story
Here you are, standing in front of St. Johannis Church, a Lutheran high church built in 1622 by Julius Faulwasser. Take a look at its striking facade, a testament to its long history and cultural heritage. Not just a place of worship, it's also one of Hamburg's most famous wedding churches. Its designation as a cultural heritage monument highlights its importance in the city's history. Behind you, about 90 meters southeast, is Seelemannpark, a quiet spot for reflection. This church also serves as the mother church for many others in northern Hamburg, underscoring its significance.
Location
Nearby
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