Evangelical Church of Gonzenheim

Since the Middle Ages, a number of different buildings have been located on the site of the present-day Protestant church of Gonzenheim. In 1845, the city district replaced the dilapidated church tower with a new one in such a way that Bad Homburg's great master builder, Louis Jacobi, was able to add a new nave to the tower in 1876. In the 1930s, the church interior was adapted to the style of the time. But during renovations that occurred almost 50 years later, some of these changes were reversed. The current wall art of the church interior dates back to extensions carried out in 2001. For the rededication of the church, which took place in the same year, the congregation received a modern altar cross created by the artist, Christiane von Kessel..