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Sankt Petri, Minden

#9 among attractions in Minden

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Sankt Petri

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The Evangelical Reformed Church of St. Peter in Minden, Westphalia, was built between 1739 and 1743 and is the church of the Reformed congregation in Minden, East Westphalia, founded in 1651. It is located in the upper old town of Minden on Ritterstraße and, together with the parish hall, the rectory, the former parish widow's house and two other residential buildings, forms a listed ensemble. It is the only Protestant Reformed church in the otherwise mainly Evangelical Lutheran Minden church district of the Protestant Church of Westphalia. Its parishioners come from all over the region of the old principality of Minden.

Coordinates: 52°17'13"N, 8°54'45"E
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Minden Germany

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Sankt Petri – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Minden Aqueduct, Minden Cathedral, Hagemeyer, Stadttheater Minden.

  • minden aqueduct1.4 miNE
  • minden cathedral~1800 ftNE
  • hagemeyer minden~1160 ftNE
  • stadttheater minden~1430 ftE
  • rampenloch minden~1110 ftN
  • marys church minden~1650 ftNE
  • sankt martini minden~740 ftNE
  • synagoge minden~1000 ftNE
  • botanical garden minden~1550 ftNW
  • ernst michael von schwichow minden~1310 ftSW
  • weltkriegsdenkmal der turnvereine minden0.5 miN

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Which popular attractions are close to Sankt Petri?

Nearby attractions include St. Martini-Kirche, Minden (4 min walk), Sankt Martini, Minden (4 min walk), Synagoge Minden, Minden (5 min walk), Rampenloch, Minden (6 min walk).

How to get to Sankt Petri by public transport?

The nearest stations to Sankt Petri:

Bus
  • Königswall / Aula • Lines: 3, 520 (3 min walk)
  • Simeonsplatz • Lines: 12, 13, 2, 4, 520, 605, 613 (5 min walk)

Train
  • Minden-Oberstadt (24 min walk)
  • Minden (25 min walk)

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