Matthäuskirche

The Matthäuskirche features detailed stained glass windows, ornate stonework, and wooden elements that exemplify the Gothic Revival architectural style throughout its structure.

Built during the late 19th century under architect Eduard Wendebourg's guidance, this church became a central landmark in Hanover's religious architectural development.

The church functions as a gathering space for Lutheran services, community events, and social activities, strengthening connections among local residents.

Located at coordinates 52.395, 9.74694, the church maintains regular opening hours and welcomes visitors interested in examining its architectural features.

The church's preserved brick exterior displays intricate Gothic Revival patterns, demonstrating the craftsmanship techniques prevalent during its construction period.

Location: Vahrenwald-List

Architects: Eduard Wendebourg

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

GPS coordinates: 52.39500,9.74694

Latest update: March 20, 2025 01:54