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Kreuzkirche

A Heritage of British Origins

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The Kreuzkirche in Weimar, also known as the English Church, was built in 1899 by Klaus Kaufmann and stands as a recognized cultural heritage monument. Originally consecrated as Saint Michael and all Angels of the Church of England, it has been part of the Lutheran community in Weimar since 1928. Its architecture and history uniquely blend British and German traditions.

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The church was consecrated on July 29, 1899.

Quick Facts

Founded: July 29, 1899
Architect: Klaus Kaufmann
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Lutheran
Former Name: Saint Michael and all Angels

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Guided Story

Here you are, standing before the Kreuzkirche, a striking piece of architecture by Klaus Kaufmann. Known as the English Church, it has a rich history. Originally consecrated as Saint Michael and all Angels, it served the Church of England before becoming part of the Lutheran community in Weimar in 1928. Notice the unique architectural details that seamlessly blend British and German styles. As a recognized cultural heritage monument, the church tells a story of cultural exchange between Britain and Germany. Take a moment to feel the quiet presence of history here.