Ringkirche

The Ringkirche displays rounded arches, solid stone walls, and tall windows that channel light into the circular interior structure through stained glass panels.

Johannes Otzen designed this religious building in 1894, incorporating elements of Romanesque Revival architecture to create a circular church structure in central Wiesbaden.

The Ringkirche holds regular religious services while maintaining its status as a cultural heritage monument, representing the architectural traditions of Hesse.

Visitors can reach the church by following the Ring street in central Wiesbaden, where guided tours explain the architectural features of this 19th-century building.

The circular layout of the church creates an uncommon spatial arrangement, setting it apart from traditional cross-shaped church floor plans of its era.

Location: Wiesbaden

Inception: 1894

Architects: Johannes Otzen

Architectural style: Romanesque Revival architecture

Website: http://ringkirche.de

GPS coordinates: 50.07723,8.22926

Latest update: March 2, 2025 22:50