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St.-Andreas-Kirche
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St.-Andreas-Kirche

Brick Gothic heritage in Schlutup

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Founded in 1436, St. Andreas Church stands as a remarkable example of Brick Gothic architecture in the former fishing village of Schlutup. This Lutheran hall church is a cultural heritage monument by the Trave, reflecting Lübeck's storied past.
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The church was founded in the year 1436.

Quick Facts

Founded
1436
Architectural Style
Brick Gothic
Heritage Status
Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination
Lutheran
Wheelchair Access
Not accessible

Guided Story

Here you stand before St. Andreas Church, founded in 1436, embodying centuries of history. As a Lutheran hall church, its Brick Gothic architecture rises elegantly, a testament to medieval craftsmanship. Notice the facade with its typical Brick Gothic features—clean lines and impressive height. This church isn't just a place of worship; it's a cultural heritage monument, bridging Lübeck's past and present. As you look around, imagine the proximity to the Trave, which played a vital role in the history of what was once the fishing village of Schlutup. Take a moment to absorb the atmosphere of this historic site.

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