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St. Konrad
Modern design meets sacred tradition
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Neuss: First Steps10 pts
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In Neuss-Gnadental, the Catholic parish church of St. Konrad stands proudly, designed by the acclaimed architect Gottfried Böhm. Its patron saint, Conrad of Parzham, was canonized in 1934, adding a profound spiritual dimension to the church. This architectural gem beautifully merges contemporary design with traditional faith.
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Gottfried Böhm is renowned for his distinctive concrete architecture.
Quick Facts
- Architect
- Gottfried Böhm
- Denomination
- Roman Catholic
- Wheelchair Access
- Partially accessible
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Guided Story
Here you stand before the Catholic parish church of St. Konrad, a creation by the renowned architect Gottfried Böhm. The church's modern architecture elegantly complements the surroundings of Neuss-Gnadental. Dedicated to its patron saint, Conrad of Parzham, who was canonized in 1934, this church exudes a profound spiritual atmosphere. Observe the striking, clean lines of the façade, showcasing Böhm's distinctive style. Feel the tranquility of this place as you explore the blend of tradition and modernity. To your northeast, about 177 meters away, you'll find the Fossa Sanguinis monument, another historic landmark nearby.
Part of These Trails
Churches of Neuss — Walk IIStop 3 of 3
