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Kreuzkirche
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Kreuzkirche

Gothic Revival Gem in Wieblingen

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The Kreuzkirche in Heidelberg-Wieblingen is a stunning example of Gothic Revival architecture, designed by Karl Hermann Behaghel and constructed between 1904 and 1906. This Protestant church is a protected cultural heritage monument, noted for its intricate Gothic details.
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The church was designed by architect Karl Hermann Behaghel.

Quick Facts

Founded
1906
Architect
Karl Hermann Behaghel
Architectural Style
Neo-Gothic
Heritage Status
Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination
Protestant
Wheelchair Access
Not accessible

Guided Story

As you stand before the Kreuzkirche, take a moment to appreciate this gem of Gothic Revival architecture. Designed by Karl Hermann Behaghel and constructed between 1904 and 1906, this Protestant church is a cultural heritage monument in Germany. Notice the intricate details on the facade that embody the Gothic Revival style. As a testament to architectural craftsmanship from the early 20th century, the church offers more than just a place of worship. Look up at the towering spire reaching skyward and imagine how it has served as a beacon for the community here in Heidelberg-Wieblingen for over a century.

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