Luther church

The Lutheran church features red brick walls, a stout tower, and traditional half-timbered facades reflecting North German architectural elements.

The church opened its doors on the first Advent of 1937, positioned next to Knasterberg, an ancient Bronze Age burial mound.

The interior design incorporates stained glass windows depicting scenes from Christ's life while maintaining the simplicity of North German village churches.

The church maintains specific hours: Mondays 8-11, Tuesdays 12-15, Wednesdays 10-13, and Fridays 10-12, with Thursdays remaining closed.

Five bells currently occupy the church tower, replacing the original three-bell set from 1937, of which only one bell remains today.

Location: Wandsbek

Inception: May 23, 1937

Address: Up de Worth 25 – 27, 22391 Hamburg

Phone: +494053640360

Email: pastorin@kirche-wellingsbuettel.de

Website: http://kirche-wellingsbuettel.de

GPS coordinates: 53.64083,10.07500

Latest update: March 3, 2025 03:02