St. Lukaskirche

The St. Lukaskirche stands with its Gothic Revival architecture, featuring red brick construction and detailed stonework characteristic of northern German religious buildings.

Built in 1893 by architect Julius Faulwasser, the church replaced an earlier wooden chapel from 1195 that served the local community for centuries.

The church maintains an active role in the community by hosting regular Lutheran services, musical performances, and religious education programs throughout the year.

Visitors can access the church through public transportation, with the nearest station being Fuhlsbüttel station on Hamburg's transit network.

The church interior contains preserved stained glass windows that survived various historical events, displaying biblical scenes in traditional German craftsmanship.

Location: Hamburg-Nord

Architects: Julius Faulwasser

GPS coordinates: 53.63417,10.01889

Latest update: March 8, 2025 08:35