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St. Elisabeth

Post-war simplicity in brick architecture

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Leverkusen: First Steps10 pts

Leverkusen: Explorer25 pts

Leverkusen: Insider50 pts

Completed in 1957, St. Elisabeth Church in Leverkusen-Opladen is a striking example of post-war sacred architecture. Designed by Emil Steffann, the church is notable for its simple brick design and is a protected monument. It is dedicated to Saint Elisabeth of Thuringia and is the newest church in the area.

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The church is a protected monument.

Quick Facts

Architect: Emil Steffann
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic

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Guided Story

In front of you is St. Elisabeth Church, designed by Emil Steffann and completed in 1957. This church, with its simple brick architecture, is a notable example of post-war sacred design, radiating a sense of peace. It's the newest church in Leverkusen-Opladen and is protected as an architectural heritage monument, highlighting its significance in architectural history. The church is dedicated to Saint Elisabeth of Thuringia, an important figure in Christian faith. As you look at the facade, notice the clean lines and understated elegance, typical of Steffann's work. Take a moment to appreciate the history and tranquility of this place.