Christuskirche

Christuskirche is a church building in the Gothic Revival style in Nord that rises approximately 70 meters high. The structure combines brick and sandstone in its construction, displaying key features of that architectural approach.

The church was created in the second half of the 19th century through the work of several notable architects, including Conrad Wilhelm Hase and Heinrich Johann Wiethase. This period saw German architecture embracing the Gothic Revival style.

The church serves as a gathering place where locals come together for services, concerts, and community events. It holds significance in the daily life of people living in Nord.

The building is open on weekdays and weekends, with worship services held on Sunday mornings. Visitors can arrange tours to learn more about the architectural details and interior layout.

The interior features tall windows that cast natural light in geometric patterns throughout the space. These windows work together with intricate stone carvings to create an environment that shifts with the time of day.

Location: Nord

Architects: Conrad Wilhelm Hase, Heinrich Johann Wiethase, Karl Siebold, Otto Kuhlmann

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

Height: 70 m

Made from material: brick, sandstone

Website: https://christuskirche-hannover.de

GPS coordinates: 52.38120,9.72618

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:46