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Thomaskirche
A Historic Gem in Elberfeld's Heart
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Wuppertal: First Steps10 pts
Wuppertal: Explorer25 pts
Wuppertal: Insider50 pts
Built in 1910 by Friedrich Adolf Cornehls, the Thomaskirche stands as a remarkable example of Protestant architecture in Wuppertal's Elberfeld district. Recognized as a heritage monument in North Rhine-Westphalia, it originally served as the community house at Engelnberg.
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The Thomaskirche was originally known as the community house at Engelnberg.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1910
- Architect
- Friedrich Adolf Cornehls
- Heritage Status
- Architectural Heritage Monument
- Denomination
- Protestant
- Former Name
- Gemeindehaus am Engelnberg
- Wheelchair Access
- Partially accessible
Guided Story
Take a look at the stunning architecture of this church. Built in 1910 by Friedrich Adolf Cornehls, the Thomaskirche is a remarkable example of Protestant architecture here in Elberfeld. Originally known as the community house at Engelnberg, it reflects the rich history of the region. Recognized as a heritage monument, it highlights its architectural significance in North Rhine-Westphalia. As you observe, notice the clear structure and intricate details typical of Protestant church design from that era. Nearby, about 500 meters southwest, is the Platz der Republik, another piece of this vibrant city's history.
Part of These Trails
Churches of Wuppertal — Walk IIStop 6 of 8
Heritage Sites in Wuppertal — Discovery 3Stop 6 of 8
Industrial-Era Wuppertal — Walk IIStop 10 of 10
Location
Nearby
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