Erlöserkirche Lohbrügge

The Erlöserkirche stands 50 meters tall with neo-Gothic architecture, featuring brick construction, rectangular halls, and a polygonal apse in Hamburg's Bergedorf district.

Built between 1896 and 1899 by architect Hugo Groothoff, the church emerged during a period of population growth following the establishment of Wilhelm Bergner's machinery factory.

The interior windows, crafted by Karl de Bouché, present biblical sequences depicting Christ's life, reflecting the church's dedication to Jesus as Redeemer.

Located at Lohbrügger Kirchstraße 9 in Hamburg, the church maintains regular services and provides community events through the Ev.-Luth Christuskirchengemeinde organization.

The church houses three bells, including one original bronze bell, and contains an organ built by Ernst Röver in 1899, which underwent modifications in 1959 and 2011.

Location: Bergedorf

Inception: 1899

Architects: Hugo Groothoff

Address: Lohbrügger Kirchstraße 9 21033 21033

GPS coordinates: 53.49787,10.20132

Latest update: March 5, 2025 09:44