Neo-Gothic
7 places in Cologne
Liebfrauenkirche
since 1864Neo-Gothic parish church in Cologne-Mülheim, rebuilt in modern form by Rudolf Schwarz after wartime destruction.
Marian Column Cologne
since 1858A neo-Gothic Marian monument from 1858 on the Gereonsdriesch in Altstadt-Nord that looks like „a piece of the cathedral“.
Paul-Gerhardt-Kirche
A neo-Gothic brick church in Cologne-Lindenthal, popularly called the "Red Church," featuring an organ built in 2011.
St. Agnes
since 1896Cologne's largest church after the Cathedral: a Neo-Gothic hall church that gave its name to the surrounding Agnesviertel district.
St. Josef (Cologne-Porz)
since 1911A listed Neo-Gothic parish church in Cologne-Porz, built as a hall church in 1910–1911 to designs by Eduard Endler.
St. Joseph Church (Cologne-Ehrenfeld)
since 1872St. Joseph is a Roman Catholic parish church on Venloer Straße in Cologne-Ehrenfeld. Originally a neo-Gothic brick basilica by Vincenz Statz, it was rebuilt in the 1950s after wartime destruction.






