Herz-Jesu Church Wiesbaden-Sonnenberg

The church, which is used ecumenically, was consecrated in 1890. The nave and the chancel are decorated with neo-Gothic paintings. A depiction of Jesus made of copper sheet is mounted above the entrance portal. The colorful glass windows depict motifs from the Old and New Testaments. The tabernacle and the ambo were made in 1982 by a blacksmith from Maria Laach. A crucifix placed next to the altar dates from the 18th century. In the right aisle is the Marian altar with a depiction of the Mother of God. The entrance area of the church is decorated with a golden icon and a Pietà.The church building was completely renovated in 2006 with the help of donations from parishioners and local companies. A high altar that was originally in the church was removed as part of the renovation.Source: Wikipedia

The ecumenical church was consecrated as a Catholic church in 1890.
Unfortunately, I was not able to see the church from the inside because all the doors were locked.

Funny, passed by twice during the Mammoth March 30km and only saw it once xD