Domkirche

Domkirche is a Gothic Revival church in Lampertheim featuring three distinctive towers that define the town's skyline. Inside, the space contains a modern organ and a set of bronze bells that contribute to the building's overall character.

This building rose in the 1860s as a new Gothic Revival structure for the growing community. Its completion marked an important moment in the religious and architectural development of the town.

The modern stained glass windows inside tell biblical stories and reflect faith and hope for the community. Visitors can admire these colorful glass works especially in daylight when light streams through them.

Entry is free and the church is typically open during daytime hours, especially around services and visiting times. The building is accessible and has parking nearby, so visitors with different needs can explore comfortably.

The bronze bells were added later and now form an impressive acoustic feature of the building. They ring out during special occasions and add to the sound character of the entire town.

Location: Lampertheim

Architects: Christian Horst

Official opening: October 18, 1868

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

GPS coordinates: 49.59472,8.46793

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:20