City Church Konkordien Mannheim

The sandstone structure of Konkordien Church extends 86.93 meters into the sky, featuring a neo-baroque tower that marks the Mannheim skyline.

The initial church construction began in 1706 and concluded in 1717, followed by reconstruction after the 1795 fire during the First Coalition War.

The church maintains an annual winter initiative called Vesperkirche since 1998, providing meals and social connection for people in need.

Located at R2 1 in central Mannheim, the church remains open for regular services and welcomes visitors throughout the week.

The church organ, installed between 1952 and 1959, contains 51 registers and represents the fourth instrument in the building's history.

Location: Mannheim

Architects: Johann Peter Wachter, Max Schmechel

Architectural style: baroque architecture

Height: 86.93 m

Made from material: sandstone

Address: R2

Website: http://citygemeinde-hafen-konkordien.de

GPS coordinates: 49.48880,8.46905

Latest update: March 3, 2025 17:09