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St. Engelbert
Modern architecture in the heart of Güldenwerth
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Remscheid: First Steps10 pts
Remscheid: Explorer25 pts
Remscheid: Insider50 pts
With its distinctive 25-meter high bell tower, the Catholic Church of St. Engelbert stands out in the Güldenwerth district. Designed by Wilhelm Dahmen, this church accommodates around 150 people and was constructed in 1989/1990. Since 2011, it has been part of the St. Suitbertus parish in Remscheid.
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The church is the youngest in Remscheid.
Quick Facts
- Architect
- Wilhelm Dahmen
- Denomination
- Roman Catholic
- Website
- suitbertus-remscheid.de
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Guided Story
Take a look at the striking bell tower reaching 25 meters into the sky. This Catholic church is the newest in Remscheid, designed by Wilhelm Dahmen in the late 1980s. Its simple yet thoughtful architecture accommodates around 150 worshippers. You might notice how it blends seamlessly into the Güldenwerth area, yet stands out with its presence. Since 2011, St. Engelbert has been part of the St. Suitbertus parish, along with other churches in the region. It's a place for quiet reflection, adding a modern touch to the city's landscape.
