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Sankt Elisabeth

A 1950s Architectural Gem in Rauental

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St. Elisabeth Church in Koblenz stands as a remarkable example of 1950s church architecture on the Middle Rhine. Designed by acclaimed architects Dominikus and Gottfried Böhm, the church features a hall construction from 1953/54 and a freestanding bell tower added in 1962. Now primarily used as the youth church 'X-Ground,' it is dedicated to St. Elisabeth of Thuringia.

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Since 2012, the church has primarily served as a youth church.

Quick Facts

Architect: Dominikus Böhm;Gottfried Böhm
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic

Guided Story

Look around and you'll notice the freestanding bell tower, added in 1962, complementing the hall structure built in 1953/54. Designed by acclaimed architects Dominikus and Gottfried Böhm, this church is a notable example of 1950s church architecture. Since 2012, it has primarily served as a youth church known as 'X-Ground.' The church is dedicated to St. Elisabeth of Thuringia and is recognized as a cultural heritage monument in Germany. Take in the clean lines and simple elegance of the brick architecture. Nearby, about 243 meters northeast, you can find the Jewish Cemetery if you're inclined to continue exploring.