Gustav Adolf Church, Hamburg facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Gustav Adolf Church |
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Schwedische Gustaf-Adolfskirche
Gustav Adolfskyrkan |
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The Gustav Adolf Church with its tower
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| 53°32′45″N 9°58′23″E / 53.5457°N 9.9731°E | |
| Location | Ditmar-Koel-Strasse 36, Hamburg |
| Country | Germany |
| Denomination | Church of Sweden |
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| Parish | Swedish Gustav Adolf |
| Diocese | Church of Sweden Abroad |
The Gustav Adolf Church (called Schwedische Gustaf-Adolfskirche in German and Gustaf Adolfskyrkan in Swedish) is a special church building located in Hamburg, Germany. It's not just any church; it belongs to the Church of Sweden. This means it serves the Swedish community living in Hamburg and is a little piece of Sweden in Germany!
Discover the Gustav Adolf Church
The Gustav Adolf Church is an important place for Swedish people in Hamburg. It helps them stay connected to their culture and traditions. The church is a welcoming spot for everyone.
A Swedish Home in Hamburg
This church is a unique part of Hamburg's landscape. It was built between 1906 and 1907. This makes it over 100 years old! It stands as a symbol of the strong ties between Sweden and Germany.
The church is located in the Hamburg-Neustadt area. This part of Hamburg is known for its interesting mix of old and new buildings. The Gustav Adolf Church fits right in, adding to the city's rich history.
What Happens at the Church?
Even though it's in Germany, the Gustav Adolf Church is part of the Church of Sweden. This means it follows Swedish church traditions. It offers church services, often in Swedish, and hosts many community events.
It's a place where Swedish families can gather. They celebrate holidays, learn about their heritage, and support each other. The church acts as a cultural center, not just a place of worship. It helps Swedes living abroad feel at home.
