Evangelical-Reformed Church Göttingen

The Evangelical Reformed Church of Göttingen is the house of worship for the Evangelical Reformed community of Göttingen, which has existed since the 18th century and comprises around 3,000 members. It is located in Untere Karspüle in the northern part of the old town of Göttingen, in the Reichhelm Garden.
The plans for the building were created by university architect Johann Müller. The foundation stone was laid on May 10, 1752. The first service in the church was held on November 11, 1753. It is a simple cubic hall building measuring 20 meters in length, 13.50 meters in width, and 16 meters in height at the ridge. On the southwest side, a small rectangular extension houses the staircase to the pulpit. On the hipped roof, a 6.80 meter high turret rises. In its form, the neoclassical building follows the type of temple, as French Huguenot churches are called.

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