Church

The stone church features rectangular windows, white exterior walls, and a prominent tower topped with a spire reaching toward the sky.

The church building dates back to 1519, marking an early period of Protestant architecture in the Canton of Bern during the Swiss Reformation.

This religious structure holds the designation of Class A Swiss cultural property, reflecting its substantial importance to national heritage.

The church maintains regular Protestant services and contains multiple rows of wooden pews arranged to focus attention on the central pulpit.

The building exemplifies traditional Swiss Protestant church design with its minimalist interior and emphasis on natural light through clear glass windows.

Location: Hindelbank

Inception: 1519

Part of: list of cultural properties in Hindelbank

Address: Kirchweg 1, 3324 Hindelbank 3324

GPS coordinates: 47.04178,7.53999

Latest update: March 3, 2025 04:50