St. Peter und Paul

St. Peter und Paul is a Lutheran church in Reutlingen featuring Neo-Gothic design with a simple rectangular structure. A prominent tower rises above the city and forms part of the skyline visible from many parts of town.

The church has roots extending back to the Middle Ages with early written records from the 13th century. Over the following centuries the building evolved to serve the growing needs of the local community.

The church is named after Apostles Peter and Paul and serves as the main gathering place for the Evangelical Lutheran community in the area. Visitors can sense how important this place is to the local faith community through the activities and people who regularly gather here.

Visitors can enter outside of service times, though regular activities happen throughout the week so timing varies. The church is centrally located in the old town and easy to reach on foot from most parts of the city.

The church underwent a major restoration in 1993 that preserved both its medieval foundations and its Neo-Gothic appearance. This renovation work allowed the building to meet contemporary needs while keeping its historical character intact.