Matthäuskirche

As you approach this unique structure from the Weimar Republic era, you're looking at a Protestant church inaugurated on October 16, 1927. Designed by architect Hans Robert Hiegel, its clean lines and functional style are hallmarks of the period's architecture. Initially built as an emergency church for community and youth activities, it represents a remarkable collaboration between architects, industrial builders, artists, and lighting technicians. Inside, you'll find contributions by artist August Babberger that complement the minimalist design. This isn't just a place of worship—it's recognized as a cultural heritage monument in Germany.