St. Markus

The St. Markus church displays high Gothic Revival architecture, featuring stone walls, pointed arches, and tall windows that let natural light into the interior space.

The church opened its doors on November 28, 1899, following the collaborative design work of architects Otto Bartning and Hugo Groothoff in the Hamburg-Nord district.

St. Markus functions as an evangelical Lutheran church, conducting weekly services and maintaining strong connections with the local Hamburg community through various programs.

The building maintains a temperature of 16 degrees Celsius during services, with blankets available for visitors and regular worship gatherings occurring every Sunday at 10 AM.

The church square includes a public bicycle repair station and a lending library, creating a multipurpose space that serves both religious and community needs.

Location: Hamburg-Nord

Architects: Otto Bartning, Hugo Groothoff

Official opening: November 28, 1899

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

GPS coordinates: 53.58217,9.97389

Latest update: March 14, 2025 15:25