Haardter Kirche, Siegen

Name: Haardter Kirche
Address: Setzer Weg 4, Siegen, 57076, Germany
Telephone: +49 271 72761

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Haardter Kirche is a Protestant church in the Weidenau district of Siegen.

It was built in 1883 at its present location, after the groundbreaking ceremony on March 25, 1882. The consecration of the church dates from October 31, 1883. A building originally planned on the "Haardter Köpfchen" - a former Hauberg site - could not be realized before. The largest church in southern Westphalia incurred construction costs of 160,000 marks.

The Haardt church was also heavily damaged during World War II. Although there were no direct bomb hits, the air pressure from nearby detonations and artillery fire caused considerable damage. After the war, the church was repaired, so that a festive service could be held in it again in 1951.

The current seating capacity in the nave and galleries is 874.

Coordinates: 50°54'5"N, 8°1'41"E

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Setzer Weg 4Siegen 57076 Germany

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+49 271 72761

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Nearby attractions include: DAV Kletterzentrum Siegerland, Martinikirche, Apollo-Theater, St. Martin's Church.

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