Bethlehemkirche Hannover

Bethlehemkirche is a Lutheran church in Hannover featuring three prominent towers with a central spire and neoromanesque architectural style. The building uses limestone and sandstone and displays a clear internal structure with traditional religious spaces.

Architect Karl Mohrmann designed this building between 1902 and 1906, choosing neoromanesque style as a deliberate move away from the prevalent Gothic Revival trend. This stylistic choice gave the church a distinct architectural identity during that era.

The church displays its original brass chandeliers, altar, and pulpit that define the interior space today. These furnishings reflect the Lutheran faith that has shaped the community's religious life.

The building underwent comprehensive restoration work from 2008 to 2012 and appears today in its original condition. Visitors should note that the church remains an active place of worship with visiting hours that align with religious services.

The church tower houses an indoor climbing wall, creating an unusual combination of religious and sports activities within the same structure. This dual use remains a memorable feature that distinguishes the building from typical houses of worship.

Location: Linden-Limmer

Architects: Karl Mohrmann

Architectural style: Romanesque Revival architecture

Height: 75 m

Made from material: limestone, sandstone

Website: https://kirche-in-linden.de/kirche_in_linden/linden_nord/kirchengebaeude

GPS coordinates: 52.37250,9.70203

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:43