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Kreuzkirche (Benckendorffstraße)
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Kreuzkirche (Benckendorffstraße)

A Protestant Landmark in Heslach, Stuttgart

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The Protestant Kreuzkirche in Stuttgart's Heslach district is a striking example of Protestant architecture, designed by Rudolf Behr. Listed as a heritage building, it is part of the Stuttgart-Heslach parish within the Evangelical Church in Württemberg.
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The Kreuzkirche is registered as a heritage building.

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Architect
Rudolf Behr
Denomination
Protestant
Wheelchair Access
Partially accessible

Guided Story

You're standing in front of the Protestant Kreuzkirche, a significant creation by the architect Rudolf Behr. This heritage-listed church is part of the Stuttgart-Heslach parish. As you gaze at its facade, notice the clean lines and understated design, characteristic of Behr's functional architectural style. The church seamlessly integrates into the Heslach district, a peaceful residential area in the vibrant Stuttgart-Süd. Just 316 meters to the northeast, you'll find the artagens museum, adding a cultural touch to the neighborhood. Take a moment to appreciate the tranquility and space this place offers, while absorbing the architectural details and the history of this significant building.

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