In a city older than Kassel itself, nestled in the Wolfsanger district, discover the Johannis Kirche. This church, built in 1725, stands on hallowed ground. Records show Christian churches have existed on this site, Opferberg, since 811 AD. Even before Christianity, a Germanic sanctuary graced this spot. The Johannis Kirche is more than just a place of worship. It’s a vibrant community hub. It hosts not only regular services and devotions but also up to 15 concerts and readings each year. The church also displays art, holding four to five small exhibitions annually. The Johannis Kirche is a testament to the enduring spirit of Wolfsanger. This district celebrated its 1200th anniversary in 2011, a testament to its deep roots. This church embodies the history of the area, from ancient Germanic rites to modern artistic expressions. The Johannis Kirche, located at Wolfsangerstraße 124, invites you to experience this vibrant blend of history and culture. Come and discover the heart of Wolfsanger at the Johannis Kirche.
Goethe-Gymnasium
Established in 1889 the Goethe-Gymnasium Kassel has a rich history. It began as the Neue Realschule zu Cassel. This school