Lukaskirche

The 83-meter-high tower of Saint Luke's Church stands prominently against the Dresden skyline, featuring Renaissance Revival architectural elements and grand stonework details.

Construction of the church began in 1903 under architect Georg Weidenbach, addressing the spiritual needs of Dresden's expanding Protestant population at the century's start.

The interior space combines religious functions with musical purposes, as the church serves both as a Lutheran worship center and a recording studio.

The church maintains full wheelchair accessibility throughout its premises and regularly schedules religious services under the operation of Ev.-Luth. Lukaskirchengemeinde Dresden.

Following World War II damage, the church transformed into a professional recording venue for VEB Deutsche Schallplatten Berlin between 1964 and 1972.

Location: Dresden

Architects: Georg Weidenbach

Architectural style: Renaissance Revival architecture

Accessibility: Accessible en fauteuil roulant

Operator: Ev.-Luth. Lukaskirchengemeinde Dresden

GPS coordinates: 51.03170,13.73420

Latest update: March 7, 2025 12:07