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St. Georg (Kirchplatz)

A Post-War Architectural Landmark in Cologne-Weiß

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St. Georg, a Catholic church in Cologne-Weiß, was consecrated in 1954 following the designs of architect Josef Bernard. It has been a protected monument since 2003 and is dedicated to Saint George. It originally served as the parish church for the independent community of Cologne-Weiß.

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The church was designated a protected monument in 2003.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1953
Architect: Josef Bernard
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

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Guided Story

Here you are at St. Georg, a Catholic church designed by Josef Bernard. It was consecrated in 1954 and became a protected monument in 2003. Notice the simplicity and elegance of the architecture, with its clear lines and harmonious structure. The church is dedicated to Saint George, celebrated for his bravery and courage. Originally, it served as the parish church for the independent community of Cologne-Weiß, before merging with a larger parish. If you turn around, you might spot the nearby St. Georg Chapel, about 138 meters to the northeast.