The Lutherkirche in Görlitz, located at Lutherplatz, is an impressive example of neo-Romanesque architecture and the first Protestant church building in the city after the Reformation.
Built between 1898 and 1901, it towers over the so-called "Drachenfels" and shapes the city's skyline with its 58-meter high tower.
The interior of the church impresses with its rich pictorial and figurative decoration in lush colors, which has been preserved in its original state to this day.
With a capacity of about 1,100 seats, the Lutherkirche offers a generous setting for services, concerts, and cultural events.
The central location in Görlitz's city center ensures good accessibility by both public transport and car. Public parking spaces are available in the vicinity. The church is barrier-free and therefore suitable for all visitors.
Whether for religious ceremonies, concerts, or cultural events – the Lutherkirche combines historical significance with architectural beauty and offers a unique setting for diverse events.