Heilig-Kreuz-Kirche

Heilig-Kreuz-Kirche is a church building with characteristic Gothic elements including pointed arches and stone walls located in Lemwerder. The structure displays typical features of northern German church architecture and is protected as a heritage monument in Lower Saxony.

The church was built during an era when Gothic architecture shaped religious buildings across northern Europe and established long-standing spiritual traditions in the Wesermarsch. Its designation as a heritage monument preserves the memory of this architectural and religious development.

The church serves the local Lutheran community as a gathering place and remains central to religious life in the Wesermarsch region. Its presence shapes the identity of Lemwerder and continues to host worship and community events.

The building is located on Barschlüter Street in the town center of Lemwerder and is easily accessible on foot. Visitors interested in attending services or events should contact the local parish for current schedules and details.

The church stands close to the Weser River and connects religious heritage with the natural river landscape of northern Germany. This location draws both worshippers and visitors interested in the surrounding natural environment.

Location: Lemwerder

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

GPS coordinates: 53.14140,8.57544

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:42