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小さくて洗練された: Evangelische Kirche Aukrugは、半円形の後陣を持つ新ゴシック様式の身廊教会で、1893年にハンブルクの建築家Hugo Groothoffの設計に基づいて建てられました。

A very nice cafe

Church in Aukrug

The Lübeck Trade was an important trade route in the Middle Ages that connected the cities of Lübeck and Hamburg. Several memorial stones along this route commemorate its historical importance.

It is beautiful here in every season.

The cemetery behind the church is in a quiet location, has several benches, some of which are sunny, a short linden tree alley and several water taps. This makes it a very suitable place to take a break.

Next door is a memorial from 1922 for those who died in World War I. The memorial and the church tower, which was built later, are therefore from the same period and their designs were created by the imperial building councillor and church architect Jürgen Kröger, who lived in Innien in retirement.

The Aukrug Evangelical Church was built in 1893. It received its tower exactly three decades later. The neo-Gothic church has a classic apse, which is the eastern semicircular end of the church, where the slightly raised altar is located.