St. Bonifatius, Bergen
The seat of Rügen's only Roman Catholic parish, St. Bonifatius serves as the northernmost parish in the Archdiocese…
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The seat of Rügen's only Roman Catholic parish, St. Bonifatius serves as the northernmost parish in the Archdiocese…
A Romanesque Revival basilica completed in 1903, St. Bonifatius anchors Heidelberg's Weststadt with twin towers and a formal…
The principal Catholic church of Wiesbaden, defined by twin spires rising 68 metres above Luisenplatz. Built 1844–1849 in…
Berlin's 18th-century Catholic cathedral, built for Frederick the Great by Georg Wenzeslaus von Knobelsdorff, reopened in 2024 with…
A neo-Gothic cathedral in Görlitz, Germany, consecrated in 1900 as a parish church and elevated to diocesan cathedral…
A neo-Gothic Protestant church built 1880–1882 in Hamburg's Rotherbaum quarter, recognized as one of the city's finest turn-of-the-century…
St. John's Church in Dresden (1874–1878) was the city's first neo-Gothic building, designed by Gotthilf Ludwig Möckel. It…
A Gothic Revival church rising from Stuttgart's Feuersee, rebuilt after wartime devastation with its tower deliberately left incomplete…
A 1907–1909 Romanesque Revival church in Berlin that now serves as the interim cathedral while St. Hedwig's undergoes…
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