The red-brick neo-Gothic facade and spire of Warnemünde Church, with its rose window, under a clear sky.

Free entry

Warnemünde Church

Warnemünde Church is a neo-Gothic brick church built between 1866 and 1871 to a cross-shaped plan by architect Theodor Krüger, with rose windows in its transept gables. It holds a carved Gothic altar from 1475, a 1591 Renaissance pulpit, and a 3.72-metre oak figure of Saint Christopher from around 1500.

When to go

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Mon12:00–16:00

Tue12:00–16:00

Wed12:00–16:00

Thu12:00–16:00

Fri12:00–16:00

Sat12:00–16:00

Sun12:00–16:00

Nearby

Warnemünde Lighthouse

observation tower

Free entry

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