St.-Liborius-Kirche

The St. Liborius Church features a high vaulted ceiling, a reconstructed tower from 1705, and a mechanical organ with 25 registers on two manuals.

The original church, first mentioned in 1282, endured two destructions during the Thirty Years War before its reconstruction at a new location in 1651.

The church supports community engagement through weekly services, a gospel choir, musical events, and seasonal celebrations throughout the liturgical calendar.

The parish serves 5,300 members across three districts and publishes a quarterly newsletter to keep the congregation informed about church activities.

The church's east side displays a massive gravestone commemorating a Swedish bailiff, reflecting the region's historical connection to Sweden.

Location: Bremervörde

Architectural style: baroque architecture

GPS coordinates: 53.48670,9.14649

Latest update: March 4, 2025 00:22