St. Martin's Church, Lutheran church in Kurzeme District, Latvia.
St. Martin's Church is a stone building in Kurzeme featuring Gothic Revival architecture with pointed arches and intricate interior spaces. The structure displays ribbed vaults and barrel vaults typical of 19th-century construction.
The church was completed in 1851 by architect Johann Felsko as a new Lutheran place of worship in Riga. Its construction reflected the city's growth and religious needs during the 19th century.
The church maintains regular Lutheran services while representing a significant example of 19th-century religious architecture designated as a National Monument of Latvia.
The church sits on Slokas Street and is accessible to visitors wishing to explore its architectural features. Regular services are held, so visitors can plan their visit during these times.
The building earned status as a National Architectural Monument of Latvia, making it a significant testimony to Gothic Revival design. Its design elements stand out as a remarkable example from the 19th century in the region.
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