St. Nicholas Church

The St. Nicholas Church rises 35 meters high and features construction materials made from bog iron within the Sutelstraße architectural group.

Eduard Wendebourg designed this religious building, which opened its doors to the community on October 28, 1911, following Romanesque Revival principles.

The church maintains religious services and ceremonies as part of the Lutheran tradition, serving the local population of Bothfeld-Vahrenheide.

Visitors access the church through the main entrance on Sutelstraße, where regular weekly services take place according to the Lutheran calendar.

The building incorporates bog iron as its primary construction material, demonstrating the utilization of local resources in early 20th-century architecture.

Location: Bothfeld-Vahrenheide

Architects: Eduard Wendebourg

Official opening: October 28, 1911

Architectural style: Romanesque Revival architecture

Height: 35 m

Made from material: bog iron

Part of: Architectural monument group Sutelstraße 18/19

Website: https://st-nicolai-bothfeld.de

GPS coordinates: 52.41310,9.79853

Latest update: March 3, 2025 03:41