Benedikte church

Benedikte Church is a religious community center at the intersection of Ditmar-Koel-Strasse in Hamburg-Mitte, featuring architecture designed by Otto Kindt specifically for the Danish congregation. The building serves as both a place of worship and a social hub for regular services and community gatherings.

The church was established in 1952 as part of the Danish Seamen's Church organization, serving maritime communities and expatriates in Hamburg. It originated from the need of the Danish community to have their own space for religious life and gatherings.

The church serves as a meeting place for Danish expatriates and local residents who gather for services and social moments throughout the year. You will find here a blend of traditions that reflect both Scandinavian heritage and Hamburg community life.

Sunday services begin at 18:00, and the church office is accessible on weekdays for visitors seeking information or guidance. It is advisable to check ahead for any special services or events that may occur at different times.

The church is named after Princess Benedikte of Denmark, who serves as patron of this religious institution. This connection to the Danish royal family gives the place a distinctive role in Hamburg's Scandinavian community.

Location: Hamburg-Mitte

Inception: 1952

Architects: Otto Kindt

Website: http://dankirke.de

GPS coordinates: 53.54662,9.97762

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:02