Florinskirche, Romanesque church in Koblenz, Germany.
The Florinskirche features a three-nave structure with twin towers constructed around 1100, displaying traditional Romanesque architectural elements throughout the building.
Following the French occupation of Koblenz in 1794, the church underwent secularization in 1803 and authorities considered transforming it into a municipal slaughterhouse.
This Protestant parish church serves as the primary religious center for the Protestant community in Koblenz since its consecration in 1820.
The church maintains regular opening hours for visitors who can examine the interior features, including the Baroque putti and the historical cannonball.
A cannonball remains embedded in the vault above the baptismal font, marking the damage sustained during the conflicts of 1688.
Location: Koblenz
Architectural style: Romanesque architecture
GPS coordinates: 50.36192,7.59723
Latest update: March 6, 2025 09:44
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