Evangelische Johannesgemeinde, or the Protestant Church of St John, is a gorgeous place of worship that was built in the late 1860s by renowned German architect, Christian Friedrich von Leins. Present day visitors will get to see a slightly more modern version of the original Gothic Revival style structure as it was nearly destroyed during WWII; the main church building was preserved and reconstructed while the Gothic vaults were replaced with modern ones. You may notice that one of the towers is still incomplete - this was done intentionally as a war memorial of sorts. Inside, you’ll be able to see an extensive collection of art and other treasures which the church has compiled over the years.

St. John’s Church, Address: Gutenbergstraße 16, 70176 Stuttgart, Germany, Phone: +49-711-62-80-19

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