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Evangelische Universitätskirche
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Evangelische Universitätskirche

Gothic Elegance Meets Academic Tradition

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The Protestant University Church in Münster's old town, formerly known as Observantenkirche, showcases Gothic architecture from 1632 to 1687, designed by Antonius Hülse. It now serves as a university and concert church for the Faculty of Protestant Theology.
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Until 1811, it was the monastery church of the Franciscan Observants.

Quick Facts

Founded
1632 / 1687
Architect
Antonius Hülse
Architectural Style
Gothic
Denomination
Protestant
Former Name
Observantenkirche
Wheelchair Access
Not accessible

Guided Story

Take a look at the stunning Gothic architecture designed by Antonius Hülse. This church, built between 1632 and 1687, was once known as the Observantenkirche. It originally served as a monastery church for the Franciscan Observants and is now owned by the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. It acts as the Protestant University Church and is used by the Faculty of Protestant Theology at the University of Münster as a university and concert church. To the north, you can spot the Buddenturm, just 82 meters away. Nearby are the Frauengarten and the historic Johanneskapelle. Every detail of this church’s design tells a story from a time when it was a spiritual hub for many.

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