Laaker Kirche, Wuppertal

Name: Laaker Kirche
Address: Zu den Erbhöfen 53, Wuppertal, 42287, Germany
Telephone: +49 202 61001

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The Laaker Kirche is a Protestant church in the Wuppertal district of Laaken and since October 2003, with the Kirche am Kriegermal in the town center of Beyenburg, one of two preaching places of the Protestant parish of Beyenburg-Laaken.

Coordinates: 51°15'11"N, 7°14'12"E

Address

Zu den Erbhöfen 53Langerfeld-Beyenburg (Herbringhausen)Wuppertal 42287 Germany

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+49 202 61001

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Nearby attractions include: KZ Kemna, Alte Kirche, Kulturzentrum Bandfabrik, Barmer Anlagen.

0.8 miE
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Park
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51°16'28"N • 7°14'58"E
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