St. Thomas a Becket Church

St. Thomas a Becket Church is an Anglican place of worship with neoclassical architecture in the Neustadt area of Hamburg. The building displays symmetrical facades with prominent columns and occupies a location at Zeughausmarkt in the Hamburg-Mitte district.

The place of worship was built in 1838 and later received heritage monument status. It survived World War II thanks to the care of caretaker Mabel Wulff, who preserved the building during the war years.

The congregation is predominantly made up of English-speaking members who gather for traditional Anglican worship. The space reflects the values of the English Church through its services and community life.

The location is easily accessible on foot and sits centrally in Hamburg-Mitte with good transport connections. Regular services take place, and visitors should check current times before planning a visit.

The congregation funds part of its operations through creative projects such as greeting card recycling. Such initiatives show how the community sustains itself and keeps members engaged.