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Erlöserkirche

A Historic Gem in Leyh District

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The Erlöserkirche in Nuremberg-Leyh, built in 1928 by Christian Ruck, stands as a protected example of Lutheran architecture. Its historical significance and status as a heritage monument in Bavaria make it notable within the Prodekanat West of the Nuremberg Deanery.

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The church has been listed as a Bavarian heritage monument since 1928.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1928
Architect: Christian Ruck
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Lutheran
Wheelchair Access: Not accessible
Phone: +49 911 36649611

Guided Story

Standing before the Erlöserkirche, you can't help but notice its understated yet striking design from 1928. Created by architect Christian Ruck, this church is a testament to Lutheran simplicity and is recognized as a heritage monument in Bavaria. Observe the clean lines and functional design, characteristic of its time. As part of the Prodekanat West in the Nuremberg Deanery, it holds its place firmly in both historical and religious significance. You might feel a sense of calm emanating from this site, nestled in the Leyh district.