Evangelical Market church Wiesbaden

Stunning architecture, the brickwork is amazing. The interior is well preserved and offers a quiet rest if you're walking around town. Shame the courtyard is a mess, really does need attention.

Lovely place to put on the checklist when visiting Wiesbaden. The detail of the building is absolutely stunning. I came on the sunny day and the sunlight really highlight the orange vintage color of this place and make it so stunning. Picture cant describe it so you should come check it out

Beautiful and historic church in Wiesbaden. The architecture is captivating both inside and out. A peaceful spot to visit and admire the details

absolutely beautiful church that you must visit when you come to Wiesbaden

One of the most beautiful churches in Germany, if not the world. A neo-Gothic, with German specifics, architectural masterpiece. Made from bricks not stone, which was bold at the time. Be sure to hang around it in the afternoon, when it's close to the hour, you can listen to some fine classical music. Frequent concerts are held at the church, those are always lovely moment.

Wiesbaden’s Evangelical Market Church, known as the Marktkirche, dominates the Schlossplatz with its striking red‑brick neo‑Gothic façade and five towering spires, including a nearly 89 m‑high main tower. Built between 1853–1862 by Carl Boos as Nassau’s first monumental brick basilica, it features a star‑painted vaulted ceiling, galleries, vibrant post‑war stained‑glass, and five marble statues of Christ and the four Evangelists. Inside, note the bronze pulpit, grand 1863 Walcker organ, and a 49‑bell carillon ringing daily.

This cathedral is located in the Wiesbaden plaza. It is so beautiful! I did not enter to see the inside. The grounds are well maintained. There’s a lot to do in the vicinity.

The church looks unrealistically beautiful. It's as if it's made of Lego blocks. Perfect in every detail of the construction, it takes your breath away. To stop and wonder.