Haus Wischlingen

The half-timbered chapel stands as the last remaining structure of the former Wischlingen manor house, featuring a wooden pulpit altar and family gravestones.

The foundations of the chapel date back to 1400, while the current timber-framed structure was constructed in 1783 following architectural patterns of that period.

The chapel holds the distinction of being the location where the first Protestant service in Westphalia took place, marking a significant religious transition.

The monument integrates with Revierpark Wischlingen and maintains regular opening hours for visitors interested in examining its architectural and historical elements.

This structure represents the only sacred timber-framed building in Dortmund, containing burial plates from the von Syberg and von Sydow families of the 17th century.

Location: Dortmund

GPS coordinates: 51.52220,7.39932

Latest update: June 11, 2025 08:53