St. Martini Church Zwötzen

The Protestant church of St. Martini in Zwötzen was built as a neo-Gothic building with yellow brick facing by Julius Zeißig from Leipzig in 1894/95 as a two-aisled hall church with a northeastern bell tower instead of a previous building. The equipment comes from the time of construction. Two carved saints from the Baroque period were taken from the village church, which was demolished in 1894, and a life-size, wooden crucifix from Gera-Kaimberg. A Luther sculpture created by Axel Döhler in the 1950s was newly installed in the church. The colored choir glazing was made in 1984.

The small church in the Zwötzen district was built in 1894/95 in the neo-Gothic style on the site of a previous building.