Petruskirche Neu-Ulm

The Petruskirche ⛪ in the Bavarian town of Neu-Ulm is a sacred building erected in the 19th century in the center of what was then the township. It belongs to the Evangelical Lutheran deanery in Neu-Ulm in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria. In the course of development, the church was rebuilt several times inside and out. The church is under monument protection. The church stands alone on a 55 × 75 square meter town square. To the north-east and south-west it is lined with rows of trees. After completion of all reconstruction work, including the construction of an underground car park under the square and the extensive renovation of the church, the town square received the official name Petrusplatz in 1993.Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petruskirche_(Neu-Ulm)

Beautiful building. Unfortunately, I can only judge the church from the outside, I was not inside

Evangelical Lutheran
church in neo-Gothic style from the 19th century.