St. Maria-St. Vicelin

The yellow brick church features a neo-Romanesque architectural style with three naves and combines traditional religious elements with regional construction methods.

Built in 1893 for the growing Catholic community, the church construction cost 60,000 marks for the shell and 53,000 marks for interior work.

The church bears a dual dedication to Saint Mary and Saint Vicelin, reflecting the religious traditions of the Catholic community in Schleswig-Holstein.

The church maintains regular mass schedules and underwent renovations between 1993 and 1995 to restore its original architectural features.

Private donations from local textile industry workers funded three bells for the church during its initial construction period.

Location: Neumünster

Made from material: brick

GPS coordinates: 54.07368,9.97987

Latest update: March 5, 2025 10:10