Kościół Trójcy Świętej w Ulm

The Dreifaltigkeitskirche features tall stone walls, large windows, and a distinctive architectural style that combines medieval elements with Renaissance design principles.

Originally built as a Dominican monastery in 1281, the church underwent reconstruction in 1617 and survived until 1944 when wartime bombing left only its outer walls standing.

The church transformed into a community center in 1984, now housing the Protestant Educational Center and serving as a gathering place for local residents.

Located in central Ulm, the building contains the archives of the Ulm prelature and maintains regular opening hours for visitors interested in its educational programs.

The structure incorporates two levels within its main hall, a modification made during its post-war reconstruction that differs from its original single-story design.

Location: Ulm

Architectural style: Renaissance

GPS coordinates: 48.39740,9.99756

Latest update: March 3, 2025 07:12