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Kirche der Heiligen Mutter Gottes
Historic Architecture on the Ölberg
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The Church of the Holy Mother of God, formerly known as Lutherkirche, is a Serbian Orthodox place of worship in Wuppertal's Nordstadt. Built in 1891 by Heinrich Plange, it is now a protected cultural heritage monument. Its architectural legacy and religious significance make it a distinctive landmark in the cityscape.
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Architect Heinrich Plange designed the church in 1891.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1891
- Architect
- Heinrich Plange
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
- Denomination
- Serbian Orthodox
- Former Name
- Lutherkirche
Guided Story
As you gaze at the Church of the Holy Mother of God, you're witnessing a fine example of architecture by Heinrich Plange, who built it in 1891. Once known as the Lutherkirche, this site is now a protected cultural heritage monument. Its Serbian Orthodox identity adds a distinct character as it stands proudly on the hill of Ölberg in Wuppertal's Nordstadt. Take a moment to appreciate the impressive structure that is a key part of the city's skyline. You might feel the serene silence enveloping the area, a testament to its long-standing history and spiritual significance.
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Location
Nearby
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