List of churches in Halle (Saale)

This is a listing of church buildings in Halle (Saale) .

church	District or district	construction time	Architectural style	Denomination	photo
Hallescher Dom	Old town	started around 1280	originally Gothic, with conversions from Renaissance and Baroque	evangelical reformed
Marktkirche Our Dear Women	Old town	1529-1554	late Gothic	evangelical
Moritz Church	Old town	1388-1510	late Gothic	Catholic
St. Laurence	Northern downtown	1140, 1570, 1690, 1751	Tower: Romanesque, nave: baroque / modern	evangelical
St. Francis and St. Elisabeth	Southern city center (Glaucha)	1893-1896	neo-gothic	Catholic
St. Bartholomew	Giebichenstein	1740–1742, tower around 1200	Baroque	evangelical
Petruskirche	Kröllwitz	1900-1901	neo-gothic	evangelical
Granau church ruins	Rivet life	1654-1692	formerly baroque	evangelical
St. John	South downtown	1892-1893	neo-gothic	evangelical
Luther Church	Southern city center (Damaschkestrasse)	1929	neo-Gothic / expressionistic	evangelical
Church at the Gesundbrunnen	Southern city center (Gesundbrunnen)	1934	modern	evangelical
Mary Queen of Peace	Dölau	1998	modern	Catholic
Pauluskirche	Paulusviertel	1900-1903	neo-gothic	evangelical
St. Nicholas	Boellberg	End of the 12th century	Romanesque	evangelical
Protestant church	Rivet life	1884-1886	historicist	evangelical
St. Georgen	Southern city center (Glaucha)	1740-1744	late baroque	evangelical
Maria Magdalena Chapel	Old town	1514 (consecration)	late Gothic	Evangelical Lutheran
St. Elisabeth	Beesen	12th century, 1724-1725	Romanesque / baroque	evangelical
Christ Church	Freiimfelde / Kanenaer Weg	1926-1927	expressionistic	evangelical
Concert hall St. Ulrich Church	Old town	Middle of the 14th century	Gothic	formerly a monastery church, then evangelical, is used as a concert hall
Jacobstrasse Church	Southern city center (Glaucha)	1890-1891	historicist	Formerly Catholic-Apostolic, no longer used by the church, located in a backyard from the late 19th century
Church of the Provincial Insane Asylum Halle-Nietleben	South Heath	between 1844 and 1857	Round arch style	Ruin, unused
Trinity Church	Southern city center (Lutherviertel)	1929-1930	z. T. expressionistic	Catholic
Heilandskirche	Happy future	1937-1938	neo-romanic	evangelical
Institution church of the Diakonie or church in the Diakoniewerk	Giebichenstein (Mühlwegviertel)	1893	neo-gothic	evangelical
Holy Cross Church	Northern downtown	1990-1991	modern	Catholic
St. Stephen	Giebichenstein (Mühlwegviertel)	1891-1893	neo-gothic	formerly Protestant, was used as a warehouse for the university library until June 2014, is now empty
St. Nicolai and Antonii	Dölau	11th and 12th centuries	Romanesque / Gothic	evangelical
St. Briccius	Trotha	12th century	Romansh at its core	evangelical
St. Norbert	Giebichenstein	1891	neo-gothic	Catholic
St. Wenceslas	Radewell	Mid-12th century, baroque reconstruction in 1680	Romanesque, baroque	evangelical
St. Pancras	Possible	first mentioned in 1125	Romanesque	evangelical
All Saints Chapel	Old town	1539	Gothic / Renaissance	For today Geiseltalmuseum used
Hospital chapel	Northern downtown	1882-1883	neo-Romanesque and neo-Gothic approaches	unused
Passendorf Church	Halle-Neustadt	1720-1723	Baroque	evangelical
St. Nicholas	Büschdorf	12th century, later baroque alterations	Romanesque	evangelical
St. Wenceslas	Lettin	12th century	Romanesque	evangelical
Church of John the Baptist	Diemitz	17th century	originally baroque	evangelical
St. Gertraud	Reideburg		Romanesque core, baroque alterations	evangelical
St. Stephen	Kanena	1791-1794	baroque, possibly using a Romanesque predecessor	evangelical
Armenian Resurrection Church Surb Harutyun (formerly St. Hedwig)	Radewell	1901		Armenian Apostolic (formerly Catholic)
Friedenskirche	Northern downtown			Baptist, Evangelical-Free Church
St. Catherine's	Ammendorf	18th century	baroque or baroque	evangelical
St. Peter	Wörmlitz	12th century	Originally Romanesque, baroque renovation	evangelical
St. Laurence	Seeben	End of the 12th century	late Romanesque	evangelical
House Church of the Holy Cross	Southern downtown; House church in the Franconian Foundations	2000		Russian Orthodox
St. George's Chapel	Southern downtown; in the Franconian Foundations	1998	baroque cross vault	ecumenical
New Apostolic Church	Northern downtown	2001	modern	New Apostolic
Dietrich Bonhoeffer Chapel	Dölau	2000	modern
Church hall of the correctional facility "Roter Ochse"	Northern downtown	around 1850	Round arch style	managed ecumenically
St. Mary	Ammendorf	1982-1984	modern	Catholic
Prayer House of the Evangelical Christians-Baptists	Halle-Neustadt	rebuilt in 2016	modern	Baptist

Explanations and sources

1. ↑ According to the monument register of the city of Halle, available at denkmal.de ( Memento of the original from January 7, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
2. ↑ According to the monument register of the city of Halle, available at denkmal.de ( Memento of the original from January 7, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
3. ↑ According to the monument register of the city of Halle, available at denkmal.de ( Memento of the original from January 7, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
4. ↑ Designation according to the Diakoniewerk Halle website ; Retrieved August 13, 2012
5. ↑ Article on the Halle im Bild website, accessed on August 30, 2015.
6. ↑ Grötschel, Peggy / Behne, Matthias, Die Kirchen der Stadt Halle, p. 122.