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St. Maria Empfängnis

Gothic Revival Gem in Wuppertal-Vohwinkel

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Designed by Joseph Kleesattel and built in 1907, St. Maria Empfängnis stands as a striking example of Gothic Revival architecture. This architectural heritage monument is one of the four preaching venues of the Wuppertal Western Parish Association.

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Originally, the church was known as Votivkirche St. Maria Immakulata.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1907
Architect: Joseph Kleesattel
Architectural Style: Neo-Gothic
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Former Name: Votivkirche St. Maria Immakulata

Guided Story

As you stand here, you're facing a remarkable example of Gothic Revival architecture. St. Maria Empfängnis was designed by Joseph Kleesattel and completed in 1907. The church's pointed spires and intricate windows are typical of this architectural style. Recognized as a heritage monument in North Rhine-Westphalia, it holds a significant place in the local community. Imagine the generations that have gathered here over the past century. This church is one of four preaching venues of the Wuppertal Western Parish Association, alongside St. Bonifatius, St. Ludger, and St. Remigius.