Zionskirche, Protestant church in Neustadt, Bremen, Germany
The Zionskirche stands at the intersection of Kornstrasse and Kantstrasse, featuring a tall bell tower and distinctive L-shaped community center design.
After the original 1893 neo-Gothic church was destroyed during World War II bombings, architect Carsten Schröck designed the current structure, completed in 1957.
The church displays artistic elements including stained glass windows depicting the Entry into Jerusalem, created by artist Erhart Mitzlaff.
The building contains three bronze bells from Otto Bell Foundry of Bremen-Hemelingen, producing notes D, E, and G for religious ceremonies.
The church represents one of Bremen's first examples of modern post-war architecture, incorporating unstructured brickwork on its altar wall.
Location: Neustadt
Accessibility: Ograniczony dostęp dla wózków inwalidzkich
Part of: Ev. Zionskirche
Address: Kornstraße 31 28201 28201
Website: https://denkmalpflege.bremen.de/sixcms/detail.php?template=20_denkmal_wrapper_d&obj=00001781
GPS coordinates: 53.06670,8.79688
Latest update: March 4, 2025 23:43
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