St. Paul, Aachen

The rectangular church building features high arched windows, a steepled tower, and white walls characteristic of German Protestant architecture from the 19th century.

Karl Friedrich Schinkel and Johann Peter Cremer designed St. Paul church in 1822, incorporating neoclassical elements during a period of architectural revival in Prussia.

The church functions as a central location for Protestant religious services in Aachen, representing the establishment of Protestant communities in this predominantly Catholic region.

St. Paul church stands at coordinates 50.774722, 6.079444, near other historical structures in Aachen, with regular religious services and visiting hours.

The building combines architectural elements from both Prussian state architecture and religious design principles, reflecting the official style of early 19th-century Germany.

Location: Aachen

Inception: 1822

Architects: Karl Friedrich Schinkel, Johann Peter Cremer

Address: Jakobstraße 42, 52064 Aachen

GPS coordinates: 50.77472,6.07944

Latest update: March 3, 2025 15:44