Christuskirche, Protestant church in Mainz, Germany
Christuskirche is a Protestant church building in Mainz, distinguished by its prominent dome and classical architectural lines. The structure combines Renaissance design elements with functional spaces for worship and community gatherings.
The building emerged between 1896 and 1903 as an expression of growing Protestant faith in the city. Following severe damage during the Second World War, it was comprehensively restored in the early 1950s.
The church stands at a central location and is regularly used by the local Protestant community for worship and gatherings. Visitors can experience services, concerts, and cultural events that shape the religious life of the city.
The church is centrally located and accessible to visitors throughout the week. Plan your visit around services or events, as opening times vary depending on scheduled activities.
The design draws inspiration from Italian Renaissance buildings and displays these influences clearly in its form. The structure reflects an internationally oriented architectural style that differs from typical German church traditions.
Location: Mainz
Inception: 1903
Architects: Eduard Kreyßig
Official opening: July 1, 1903
Architectural style: High Renaissance
Website: https://christuskirche-mainz.de
GPS coordinates: 50.00720,8.26639
Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:47
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