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Lutherkirche

Where History Meets Art Nouveau

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Built in 1912 by Friedrich Pützer, the Luther Church in Worms combines neoclassical architecture with the stylistic demands of the historic imperial city. As a Lutheran church, it stands as a significant cultural heritage site and features an impressive organ.
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The church was founded on November 10, 1912.

Quick Facts

Founded
November 10, 1912
Architect
Friedrich Pützer
Architectural Style
Neoclassical
Heritage Status
Cultural Heritage Monument
Opening Date
December 31, 1911
Denomination
Lutheran
Wheelchair Access
Fully accessible

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Guided Story

Take a moment to admire the structure built by Friedrich Pützer in 1912. This neoclassical masterpiece is a testament to the historic significance of Worms. As a Lutheran church, it holds the status of a cultural heritage monument in Germany. Inside, you'll find a remarkable organ, a key feature of the church. This site is not just a place of worship but a part of the city's deep-rooted history. South of here is the Eleonoren-Gymnasium, and to the southeast, you can spot the Water Tower.

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