Protestant Church Bernkastel-Kues

In 1883, the building burnt down completely and only part of the inventory could be saved. In search of a new home, the parish found what it was looking for in Kues, which had been connected to Bernkastel by a bridge since 1874. It was able to acquire a plot of land in Kaiserallee, today's Saarallee. Construction of a church in the neo-Gothic style began here in 1880, based on plans by the Berlin architect Zöllner. The church was consecrated a year later. It was badly damaged during the Second World War and the renovation and extension work took almost 10 years. The church was not reopened until 1954.