Maria-Hilf-Kirche

The Maria-Hilf-Kirche features bright sandstone exterior walls, twin towers, and a prominent transept that stands out among red buildings in central Wiesbaden.

Diocesan master builder Max Meckel constructed the Maria-Hilf-Kirche between 1893 and 1895, incorporating design elements from Limburg Cathedral and Arnstein monastery church.

The church hosts regular community gatherings, including choral masses featuring Gregorian chants performed by the Schola of St. Elisabeth during religious celebrations.

Visitors can reach the church at Kellerstraße 37 using bus lines 1, 3, 33, or 6, with stops at either Röderstraße or Michelsberg stations.

Since 2005, the church houses the youth organization KANA of the Diocese of Limburg, leading to interior modifications including a weekday chapel.

Location: Wiesbaden

Architectural style: Romanesque Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 50.08769,8.23217

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:29