Best places: Protestant churches in Hanover, Germany

Church built in a Romanesque Revival style based on King Frederick William IV of Prussia's drawings.

Ruins of an original church, built in the 1890s & damaged in the war, with more modern additions.

Long-standing Protestant cathedral featuring Gothic architecture, a large tower & many works of art.

Prussia's King Frederick William IV had a hand in the design of this church in the palace gardens.

Begun in 1270 & completed in 1426, this cathedral is an early example of Brick Gothic architecture.

Gothic-style brick church known for its large 17th-century organ, ornate chapels & altarpieces.

Elegant Gothic church that was rebuilt having been almost destroyed by the RAF during WWII.

This restored evangelical church dating back to 1170 features a cafe for coffee & light fare.

Red-brick Gothic church dating to 1334, with a soaring clock tower & 16th-century organ.

👍 Beautiful!

👍 The church is a short but nice visit. Lots of people in motion making it quite lively. Could be worth a visit if you're passing by if interested. At the time of visit there was an Anne Frank exhibition and live music.

👍👍 Good architectural design

👍👍 Great leadership! We were there on October 31st. arrived relatively late, but still received a unique tour. The passion of the church leader is great. His enthusiasm immediately spreads to the visitors. The children are also treated well with a lot of humor. Clearly a special experience and a top re...

Medieval building & the city's oldest church, with stained-glass windows by artist Alfred Manessier.

👍👍 Striking simple interior, very calm feel. Went to see Barlach's angel. The angel is wonderful, both in its design and history. Nice little souvenir shop.

👍👍 Tripped over this on an accidental visit to Celle. Just stuck our nose in the door and we were so impressed with such a unique church. In fact, we would put Celle above Hannover and Hamburg in terms of enjoyable tourist visits in the region. A pretty and relaxing town.

Enduring sanctuary built in the late 1800s, with sculptures & Romanesque-style columns & arches.

👍👍 Wonderful Church; secret symbol of the Max-Brauer-Allee. P.S.: Moving close to a church and complaining about the ringing - just as sensible as moving to the neighborhood and complaining about the music.