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Friedenskirche

Gothic Revival Gem in Wiesbaden

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The Friedenskirche in Wiesbaden stands as a stunning example of Gothic Revival architecture. Constructed between 1898 and 1900, it was designed by Max Schröder and serves the Old Catholic denomination. Its distinctive Gothic features make it a notable attraction for locals and tourists alike.

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Architect Max Schröder designed the church in the Gothic Revival style.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1900
Architect: Max Schröder
Architectural Style: Neo-Gothic
Denomination: Roman Catholic

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Guided Story

As you stand in front of this remarkable building, you can see the work of Max Schröder, the architect of Friedenskirche. Its Gothic Revival style, constructed from 1898 to 1900, draws your eyes upwards with its intricate details. Notice the fine craftsmanship of the facade. This church serves the Old Catholic denomination and is a striking example of this architectural style. If you look east, you'll spot the Kunsthaus just 84 meters away. The proximity to other historic sites like the Memorial of the Old Synagogue and the Römertor offers a sense of traveling through Wiesbaden's rich history.