Erlöserkirche Lohbrügge

Erlöserkirche Lohbrügge is a Lutheran church in Hamburg's Bergedorf district featuring neo-Gothic brick construction with rectangular halls and a polygonal apse. The building displays 19th-century design elements that define the neighborhood's character.

Construction took place between 1896 and 1899 under architect Hugo Groothoff's direction. The church was built during a period when the area experienced growth driven by industrial development.

The windows inside show scenes from Christ's life and were designed by Karl de Bouché. They shape how the space feels and express the church's focus on Jesus as the Redeemer.

The church is located on Lohbrügger Kirchstraße and welcomes visitors for regular services. You can view the building from outside or join community events organized by the congregation.

The interior holds an organ built by Ernst Röver in 1899 that was modified over time and still plays today. The church also preserves historical bells from its founding period, including one original bronze bell.

Location: Bergedorf

Inception: 1899

Architects: Hugo Groothoff

Address: Lohbrügger Kirchstraße 9

GPS coordinates: 53.49787,10.20132

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:42