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St. Paul

Nuremberg's sole Art Nouveau church with a historic organ

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Located in Nuremberg's Rangierbahnhof-Siedlung, St. Paul is a Protestant church built in 1913 and designed by Albert Lehr, showcasing unique Art Nouveau architecture. It features the oldest authentically preserved organ among the city's Protestant churches.

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The church has close historical ties to the development of the railway.

Quick Facts

Founded: September 7, 1913
Architect: Albert Lehr
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Protestant
Wheelchair Access: Not accessible
Phone: +49 911 8147719

Guided Story

Here you are, standing in front of a true gem of Art Nouveau architecture. St. Paul, a Protestant church designed by Albert Lehr and completed in 1913, is a recognized cultural heritage monument. Inside, it houses the oldest authentically preserved organ among the city's Protestant churches. Look at the flowing lines and floral motifs typical of Art Nouveau. This church is not just an architectural marvel but also tightly linked to the region's railway history. If you turn around, you might spot St. Willibald Church, which is just 170 meters to the southeast.