St. Johannis, Lutheran church building in Verden, Germany
St. Johannis is a brick church located in the center of Verden, positioned between downtown and the Maulhoop residential area. The building dominates its surroundings with solid construction and features a church square that serves as a significant gathering point in the city center.
The church was built in the 12th century as the first brick church in Northern Germany, introducing a new building style to the region. It has since survived major changes and played a role in the city's development through the centuries.
The interior walls hold medieval paintings and frescoes that show how people expressed their faith through art in earlier times. You can see these works directly when you visit and get a sense of what mattered to the faithful centuries ago.
Visiting is usually possible when regular services or events are scheduled, which can be confirmed by contacting the church office. The location in the city center makes it easily accessible with parking available nearby.
The church is home to several choirs and a music group that perform regularly during services and community events. This musical tradition continues to shape the life of the congregation and adds a special quality to each gathering.
Location: Verden
GPS coordinates: 52.92258,9.22802
Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:43
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