St. Johannis

St. Johannis is a church building in red brick constructed in Gothic Revival style with pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and large windows. Local sandstone combines with traditional North German brick methods to create its distinctive structure.

The church developed over several building phases that document how religious architecture evolved in Brunswick. Each phase reflects the religious needs and construction capabilities of its era.

The congregation gathers here for regular Lutheran services and community events that shape the rhythm of life in this historic quarter. What you see today is a place where religious practice and neighborhood life have intertwined over time.

The grounds are open during daytime hours and provide a quiet place to explore at your own pace. Guided tours can be arranged by contacting the parish office if you want to learn more about the architecture and its history.

The blending of local sandstone with North German brick techniques gives this building a distinctive character within the region's architecture. This combination of available materials and traditional craftsmanship shaped the final appearance.