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Sankt Gertrudis

A Gothic architectural gem radiating historic charm

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Krefeld: First Steps10 pts

Krefeld: Explorer25 pts

Krefeld: Insider50 pts

Nestled in Bockum, St. Gertrudis stands as a stunning example of Gothic architecture, crafted by the esteemed architect Friedrich von Schmidt. As an architectural heritage monument, the church exudes a serene solemnity that uplifts both mind and spirit. Allow yourself to be transported to another era by its intricate details and majestic ambiance.

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Did you know?

Renowned architect Friedrich von Schmidt, known for designing Vienna's City Hall, was the mind behind the St. Gertrudis Church in Krefeld.

Quick Facts

Architect: Friedrich von Schmidt
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Partially accessible
Website: st-christophorus-krefeld.de

Guided Story

Here you are at St. Gertrudis, a Roman Catholic parish church with a rich history. Notice the architecture designed by Friedrich von Schmidt. The church was built between 1857 and 1859 and is a protected architectural heritage monument. Behind you stands the bell tower, added between 1897 and 1899, designed by Josef Kleesattel. This church is dedicated to St. Gertrude of Nivelles and is part of the St. Christophorus parish in Krefeld. As you look around, take in the bell tower and the intricate architectural details that reflect the history and faith of this place.