Buchholz village church

Village church Buchholz - a cultural monument south of Rostock

The Buchholz village church is located in the heart of the Mecklenburg village of Buchholz, around 10 km south of Rostock. As a central meeting point for community life, it has always shaped the townscape - not only religiously, but also culturally. During Advent, the church is illuminated for hours in the evening, giving the village a special atmosphere.

Remarkable treasures await visitors inside the Buchholz village church: the pneumatic organ, the last of its kind built by master organ builder Marcus Runge, is a rare testimony to the art of organ building. The ensemble is complemented by a wall painting in the Art Deco style - an art-historical feature that is unusual in a village church in this region.

Concerts, exhibitions and church tours in Buchholz

The church is not only a place of worship, but also a stage for concerts, exhibitions, book readings and church tours. Anyone exploring the Baltic Sea region around Rostock and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern will find a quiet, culturally rich starting point here, away from the large streams of tourists on Rügen, Fischland-Darß-Zingst or Rostock's old town.