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Martin-Luther-Kirche (Südwest 1)

Contemporary Design on a Historic Pilgrimage Route

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Built in 1928, the Martin-Luther-Kirche in Ulm showcases architect Theodor Veil's innovative use of contemporary styles. This cultural heritage monument serves both as a Protestant place of worship and a stop on the historic Jakobsweg pilgrimage route. It was constructed to replace the original, smaller church, marking a significant moment in German architectural history.

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The church is situated on the Jakobsweg, a historic pilgrimage route.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1928
Architect: Theodor Veil
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Protestant
Website: reformationsgemeinde-ulm.de

Guided Story

In front of you stands a building of significant historical importance. Built in 1928 under the guidance of architect Theodor Veil, the Martin-Luther-Kirche is recognized as a cultural heritage monument. Located in Ulm's western district, Veil creatively employed contemporary design elements of his time. As you take in the surroundings, notice the Jakobsweg trail passing nearby, including this church as a stop for pilgrims on their journey. Constructed to replace the smaller Martinskirche, it serves both as a place of worship and a rest point for travelers. If you look to the north, you'll see the Hans-und-Sophie-Scholl-Gymnasium, standing just a short distance away.