Pauluskirche

The Pauluskirche features a two-aisled hall design with exterior walls made of Ummendorfer sandstone and a bell tower reaching 65 meters in height.

Construction of the church began in September 1894 after the city sold the land for 35,000 marks, leading to its official opening in October 1896.

The church maintains an active presence in the community through regular services and events, while preserving its status as a German cultural heritage monument.

The structure underwent extensive renovation between 1997 and 2002, with costs reaching 2.3 million euros to restore both exterior and interior elements.

The church houses a Wilhelm Rühlmann organ with 30 registers across two manuals and a pedal, which underwent restoration in 2007 to its original condition.

Location: Magdeburg

Architects: Georg Süßenguth

Official opening: October 10, 1896

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

GPS coordinates: 52.13270,11.60800

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:17