St. Ambrosius

St. Ambrosius is a church structure from 1962 featuring a distinctive single roof supported by slender columns. The building displays post-war modernist design with clean lines and functional form.

The building was completed in 1962 and embodies the post-war church construction movement in North Rhine-Westphalia. Its creation coincided with a period when new architecture shaped reconstruction and religious renewal in the region.

The name refers to an early bishop whose veneration holds deep roots in the region. The community uses this place not only for worship but also for concerts and gatherings that shape local life.

The location is accessible for visits during regular opening hours, with necessary information available before arrival. Visitors should check ahead of time since special events like concerts may have separate visiting arrangements.

The interior stained glass windows filter natural light in subtle ways and project biblical scenes as colored patterns on the floor. These shifting light effects appear differently depending on the time of day, giving the space varying moods.