Antoniterkirche, Gothic church in Altstadt-Nord, Germany.
The Antoniterkirche is a Gothic church building in Altstadt-Nord measuring 28 meters in length along the Schildergasse street. The structure displays characteristic Gothic features that shape the urban streetscape in central Cologne.
The building was constructed between 1350 and 1378 by the Hospital Brothers of St. Anthony, who ran a hospital in the city. After more than 400 years of Catholic use, the church converted to Protestant worship in 1802.
The church serves today as a venue for diverse events, from concerts to readings, where people gather to experience music and spoken word together. The space functions for the community as a meeting point for cultural encounters beyond worship alone.
The church is accessible to visitors and offers regular events announced in advance. Plan your visit for a day when you want to attend a specific event.
Inside hangs a notable sculpture by artist Ernst Barlach called Der Schwebende, which shapes the interior in a special way. This artwork is displayed alongside other significant carved works such as Kruzifix II.
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