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Provost's Church of St. Adalbert
St. Adalbert's Provost Church in Aachen – Over a Thousand Years of Religious History
Nestled among the streets surrounding Kaiserplatz lies a space that has been part of the cityscape for over a millennium. The Provost Church of St. Adalbert was consecrated in 1005 and is considered Aachen’s second-oldest church. Its clean-lined architecture reflects the era in which it was built as the collegiate church of a collegiate foundation. When you step inside, you can sense the layers of many eras that have quietly settled here. In the 1930s, the church was elevated to the status of a provost church, underscoring its special significance in the young Diocese of Aachen. Today, it invites you to pause and discover the long history that rests within its walls.
General information
The church is only open for events. It can always be viewed from the outside.
- Always open
for individual guests
- Free admission
St. Adalbert Church is located approximately 40 minutes from Aachen's old town. Parking is available in the surrounding streets. Buses run regularly from the old town to the church.
Arrival & Contact
Adalbertstift, 52062 Aachen
