Christuskirche

The Christuskirche features a mix of Gothic and early 20th-century architectural elements, with precise geometric patterns across its exterior walls and windows.

The construction of Christuskirche in 1906 by architects Clemens Kattner and Gustav Knell marked a period of Protestant religious expansion in predominantly Catholic Austria.

The church functions as a central gathering point for Protestant worshippers in Innsbruck, offering regular services and religious education programs throughout the year.

Located near public transportation routes, the church welcomes visitors during scheduled worship times and maintains special opening hours for architectural tours.

The church building holds protected monument status and incorporates architectural elements that reflect both religious symbolism and early 1900s construction techniques.

Location: Innsbruck

Inception: 1906

Architects: Clemens Kattner, Gustav Knell

Address: Martin-Luther-Platz

GPS coordinates: 47.27628,11.40172

Latest update: March 21, 2025 14:41