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St. Johannis
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St. Johannis

Gothic Revival Splendor in Würzburg's Heart

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Rising 30 meters tall, the St. Johannis Church is a stunning example of Gothic Revival architecture in the center of Würzburg. Built by the evangelical community in 1895, it combines architectural grandeur with a deep historical narrative. Reconstructed in 1957 after wartime destruction, it now stands as a protected Bavarian heritage monument. Immerse yourself in its serene ambiance and intricate artistry.
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St. Johannis Church is a rare example of Gothic Revival architecture in Würzburg, designed by architect Hermann Steindorff and consecrated in 1895.

Quick Facts

Architect
Hermann Steindorff
Architectural Style
Neo-Gothic
Height
30 m
Heritage Status
Architectural Heritage Monument
Opening Date
June 24, 1895
Denomination
Lutheran
Wheelchair Access
Fully accessible

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