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Christuskirche
Gothic Revival atop Längerbohl Drumlin
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The Christuskirche in Wollmatingen stands out with its Gothic Revival architecture and prominent position on the Längerbohl drumlin. Built in 1933/1934 by architects Karl Kunzmann and Berthold Sack, it serves the Protestant community of Konstanz-Wollmatingen. At approximately 430 meters above sea level, it is a notable landmark in the district.
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The church was built in just two years.
Quick Facts
- Architectural Style
- Neo-Gothic
- Denomination
- Protestant
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
Guided Story
You're standing before the Christuskirche, a striking example of Gothic Revival architecture. Built in 1933/1934 by architects Karl Kunzmann and Berthold Sack, it serves the Protestant community here in Wollmatingen. Look around; you're on the Längerbohl drumlin, about 430 meters above sea level. This elevated position gives the church a distinct presence in the district. The Gothic elements of its façade immediately catch the eye, inviting you to appreciate the intricate architectural details. The Christuskirche is a notable landmark in the landscape and a significant site for the Protestant community in this region.
Location
Nearby
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