Market Church Wiesbaden

The main Protestant church in Wiesbaden. It was built in the mid-nineteenth century on the site of an earlier temple, which was consumed by fire. It is a neo-Gothic three-nave brick building with a high tower above the entrance and two smaller ones on the sides of the facade. Two similar towers are also located at the height of the presbytery. The interior is simple, raw, decorated only with carved floral motifs in the portals. A carillon is mounted on the tower.