Protestant Church

The Protestant Church at Kleinkorbetha is a brick building constructed in the round-arch style typical of 19th-century rural churches. The structure features curved arches and a simple exterior design common to congregational buildings in the region.

The building dates from the 19th century, constructed in the round-arch style that became popular for churches during that period in Germany. It later received official recognition as a cultural heritage monument in Saxony-Anhalt.

The church serves as a place for worship services and regular meetings with village residents. For local people, this building forms an important gathering point in community life.

The church sits in the village of Kleinkorbetha and is easy to spot from the outside. Visitors will find it in the rural area north of Weißenfels, where regular worship services take place.

The building carries an official heritage monument number in the Saxony-Anhalt protection system, formally documenting its historical significance. This registration shows it is not merely an old building but a recognized part of the region's cultural legacy.