St. Johanniskirche Eppendorf

St. Johanniskirche Eppendorf features a wooden barrel ceiling reaching 9 meters high, supported by columns and accompanied by galleries on the north and west sides.

First documented in 1267 during negotiations with Otto von Barmstede, the church underwent major reconstructions in 1622 and 1662 following substantial structural damage.

The church serves as a central location for religious ceremonies and weekly concerts, maintaining its position as Hamburg's primary wedding ceremony destination.

Located at coordinates 53.5925°N and 9.993333°E in Hamburg-Nord district, the church provides regular access for visitors interested in exploring its architecture.

The current organ, installed in 2022, contains exactly 1,622 pipes, a number specifically chosen to commemorate the year of the church's establishment.

Location: Hamburg-Nord

Architects: Julius Faulwasser

GPS coordinates: 53.59250,9.99333

Latest update: March 9, 2025 02:39