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Altengottern developed into the lower and upper villages in the swampy or waterlogged surroundings of the Unstrut lowlands. In 1539, the town's citizens adopted the Evangelical Lutheran faith. Their first pastor was Johann Grießbach from Mühlhausen. In 1641, the village and Altengottern Castle fell victim to the Thirty Years' War. Reconstruction and repopulation began in 1650. From 1692 to 1695, the St. Wigiberti Church was built as a hall building on the site of a previous church. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Wigiberti_(Altengottern)

Building worth seeing In 1641 the village and Altengottern Castle fell victim to the Thirty Years' War. Reconstruction and repopulation began in 1650. The Trinity Church was built from the former St. Martin's Church and was destroyed in 1641. It was rebuilt between 1678 and 1684. The church was donated by the sons of Rudolf Levin. The church was consecrated in 1682. The church tower was renovated in 1985. The association for the reconstruction of the Trinity Church was then founded with the participation of the population. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Trinitatis_(Altengottern)

The Unstrut Bridge in front of the town entrance offers a good view of the river landscape.

The Evangelical Church of St. Trinitatis is in the immediate vicinity.

Former medieval castle and manor, with home

open church, built around the end of the 15th century

Medieval manor with local museum and agricultural machinery exhibition. Can be visited on request and is open at the fair

Church from the 15th century with newly restored organ and adjoining manor