St. Andreas

St. Andreas is a brick-built baroque church in Cloppenburg with an ornately designed facade and carefully crafted interior elements. The building displays typical characteristics of northern German baroque style using regional materials throughout.

The building was constructed as a religious site during the baroque period and eventually recognized as a protected heritage monument in Lower Saxony. Its history reflects the architectural and spiritual development of the city over many centuries.

The church continues to serve as a place for worship and community gatherings that shape the religious and social life in Cloppenburg. Its role as a central meeting point highlights how religious buildings remain woven into daily life.

The building sits centrally in Cloppenburg and is easily accessible on foot for visitors exploring the city's cultural heritage. Those wanting to view the interior should check ahead whether services or private events are taking place.

The building holds protected status as one of tens of thousands of monuments in Lower Saxony, reflecting careful preservation of local heritage. The choice of brick, a typical regional building material, makes it an example of the region's craftsmanship traditions.

Location: Cloppenburg

Architectural style: baroque architecture

Made from material: brick

GPS coordinates: 52.84270,8.03611

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:22