St. Catherine's Church, Baroque church in Frankfurt's Hauptwache district, Germany
St. Catherine's is a Lutheran church in central Frankfurt featuring baroque architecture and a distinctive central tower. The building houses several organs and large stained glass windows created by renowned German artists.
Construction took place between 1678 and 1681 under architect Melchior Heßler as a baroque structure. After severe damage during World War II, the building was fully restored between 1950 and 1954.
The church is deeply connected to Frankfurt's musical life. Visitors come here to experience concerts and hear the long organ tones that fill the space.
The church opens during daytime hours and visitors can explore the interior while services and concerts take place. It helps to check ahead for any special events to make the most of your visit.
The building houses four different organs, including the remarkable Rieger organ known for its warm and expressive sound quality. This collection of organs makes it a favored destination for lovers of organ music from across the region.
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