The Ellenberg village church in the Ellenberg district of the municipality of Wallstawe, Saxony-Anhalt, is a late Gothic fieldstone church that is a listed monument. First mentioned as a chapel in 1291, it was later taken over by the Diesdorf Abbey and developed into an independent church building.

The towerless building features a rectangular nave with a steep gable roof. The exterior walls are made of irregular fieldstone masonry, typical of the region's architectural style. The pointed arch windows with brick reveals are striking, although they are no longer in their original condition. The interior of the church is simply designed and features a flat beamed ceiling, creating a tranquil and impressive atmosphere. Despite its simple construction, the church is an important example of late Gothic architecture in the Altmark region.

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Location: Wallstawe, Altmarkkreis Salzwedel, Altmark, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany

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