St. Cyprian und Cornelius

St. Cyprian und Cornelius features pointed arches and ribbed vaults characteristic of late Gothic ecclesiastical architecture in northern Germany.

The establishment of this religious structure around the year 1200 marks it as one of the earliest Christian buildings in Lower Saxony.

The church maintains regular religious services while serving as a central gathering point for community events throughout the calendar year.

Visitors can reach the church at coordinates 53.032697, 8.546484, with guided tours available through the local parish office.

The protected status as a heritage monument ensures the preservation of original architectural elements from the medieval period.

Location: Ganderkesee

Inception: 12 century

Architectural style: late Gothic

GPS coordinates: 53.03270,8.54648

Latest update: March 11, 2025 09:04