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St. Konrad

A Timeless Legacy from the 1950s

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St. Konrad Church in Karlsruhe's Nordweststadt, built in 1957, is the creation of architect Werner Groh. As a Roman Catholic church, it is a protected cultural heritage monument, reflecting the post-war architectural and cultural legacy in Germany.
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The church was built in 1957.

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Founded
1957
Architect
Werner Groh
Heritage Status
Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination
Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access
Fully accessible

Guided Story

You're standing before St. Konrad Church, a remarkable example of post-war architecture. Built in 1957 by architect Werner Groh, this building captures the cultural legacy of that era. As a Roman Catholic church, it is a protected cultural heritage monument in Germany. Notice the clean lines and specific architectural details, characteristic of that period's style. Perhaps you feel the serene atmosphere enveloping this place, a refuge right in the bustling Nordweststadt of Karlsruhe. As you look around, you'll see how the church harmoniously integrates into its surroundings, giving it a distinctive presence.

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