Village church Paretz

Ketzin/Havel, Germany

Open to visitors

The interior is normally open, possibly ticketed.

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Opening hours: "by appointment"

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The Village Church of Paretz, located in Ketzin/Havel in Brandenburg, Germany, is a Gothic hall church constructed from fieldstone and plaster beginning around 1200. The building represents an aisleless church design and incorporates elements of both Gothic and Gothic Revival architecture. Several notable architects contributed to its development and design over time, including Valentin Massow, Martin Friedrich Rabe, David Gilly, and Friedrich August Stüler. Today it stands as an architectural heritage monument in Brandenburg, preserving centuries of religious and architectural significance.