Sacred architecture
5 places in Cologne
DITIB Central Mosque Cologne-Chorweiler
since 20084.8(300)· Google
Opened in 2008 in the Feldkassel industrial estate, this DITIB mosque is the first Islamic house of worship in Cologne's Chorweiler district and an active community centre in the city's north.
Permanently closed
© File:St Hildegard in der Au (Köln-Nippes)1.JPG : Chris06 derivative work: Elya · CC0
© File:St Hildegard in der Au (Köln-Nippes)1.JPG : Chris06 derivative work: Elya · CC0St. Hildegard in der Au
since 1961Former Catholic parish church in Cologne-Nippes, built 1960/61, deconsecrated since 2020 and slated for probable demolition.
St. Laurentius (Cologne-Lindenthal)
since 1961A plain brick cube by Emil Steffann in Lindenthal, deconsecrated in 2019 and set to become a university lecture hall. Built in 1961/62, it counts as a notable example of Cologne's post-war architecture.
St. Maria Magdalena und Lazarus
An early Gothic chapel on Melaten Cemetery, rooted in a medieval leper hospital and older than Cologne Cathedral.



