Christkönig

Christkönig Church in Gotha is a Catholic building constructed with rectangular dimensions using brick and concrete, topped by a seven-story tower marked by horizontal cornice bands. The interior features parabolic lancet vaults and stained glass windows that define the spatial experience.

The church was consecrated in 1932 in response to the growing Catholic population in Gotha during the early twentieth century. Its construction reflects the religious expansion of that era and support for the Catholic community before World War II.

The interior spaces showcase Catholic traditions through stained glass windows and terracotta floors that create a warm character throughout the church. These details shape the impression when entering and establish a contemplative setting for those who visit.

The church is located at coordinates 50.936403, 10.704105 and offers parking spaces for visitors nearby. Access is generally available during regular mass services, with opportunities to visit throughout the week.

The exterior walls on the east and north sides have no window openings due to original property restrictions. This unusual closed form creates a distinctive silhouette that becomes notable when approaching from different angles.