Anbetungskirche

The Anbetungskirche is a modern church building defined by clean concrete lines and expansive windows that flood the interior with natural light. Inside, the minimalist design creates an uncluttered space that focuses attention on the worship area.

Architect Alexander von Branca designed this structure in the post-war period, applying design principles that reflected modernist architecture of the 20th century. The church was built as the Schönstatt community expanded and needed its own space for religious activities.

The church serves as the spiritual center of the Schönstatt Movement, a Catholic community that gathers here for worship and reflection. Visitors from across the country come to experience how this place shapes the religious life of those who belong to this movement.

The church sits within a residential neighborhood of Vallendar and is accessible by public transport. A short walk from the nearest station brings you to the entrance, and the surrounding area is peaceful and easy to navigate.

The church contains the tomb of Father Joseph Kentenich, the founder of the Schönstatt Movement. This makes it a significant pilgrimage destination for followers of the movement and those interested in the history of this religious community.

Location: Vallendar

Architects: Alexander von Branca

Architectural style: modern architecture

GPS coordinates: 50.40750,7.63554

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:07