Matthäuskirche

The Matthäuskirche is a Gothic Revival church building in the Vahrenwald-List district of Hanover with characteristic architectural features of this style. The structure displays brick masonry, detailed windows, and ornamental stone elements throughout its interior and exterior.

The church was constructed in the late 19th century under architect Eduard Wendebourg and shaped Hanover's religious architecture during that era. It documents the building development and architectural changes in the district during that growth period.

The church serves the local Lutheran community for worship and gatherings where neighbors regularly come together. Visitors can sense the space holds meaning for people in this part of the city.

The building is accessible from outside and visitors can view the architecture and Gothic Revival details up close. Check opening hours beforehand since access may depend on services and community events being held.

The church's brick walls display handcrafted patterns typical of the district's building traditions and reveal different construction techniques from that building era. These details tell of the craftsmanship of the workers who built it.