Protestantische Kirche

Protestantische Kirche is a church building in Gimmeldingen that combines Romanesque and Baroque architecture across multiple construction periods. The tower dates from the late 12th century, the hall was completed in 1723 and extended in 1803, featuring an Oberlinger-Steinmeyer organ inside.

The oldest parts of this building date to the late 12th century with its Romanesque tower. Later additions in the Baroque period transformed the structure, with subsequent modifications reflecting how the building evolved over centuries.

The church serves as a place for worship and concerts where residents gather for various occasions throughout the year. This dual role as a religious site and event venue shapes community life in the area.

Visitors can explore the interior and join guided tours of the historic organ inside. The location is easy to reach and sits centrally within Gimmeldingen along the German Wine Route.

The building houses a specialized Oberlinger-Steinmeyer organ that is showcased in guided concerts for visitors. This carefully crafted instrument represents a notable piece of musical heritage that draws music and architecture enthusiasts.