St. Andreas, Düsseldorf

Visited it on 30 November the name day of St. Andrew. I find it a beautiful church with the sculptures so unique and beautiful. It was quite not alot of people were visiting so you get to enjoy the place to yourself. The seats make noise so Be careful when you try to sit as it may cause loud noise. The door may seem closed but walk closer and check. Be careful the inner door is wood and the outer door is glass, open slow if you spontaneously do it at the same time with someone else from the other side opening it can break.

One of must-visit churches in Dusseldorf, stunning artwork, not that huge like others in this area but and old one.

The bright yellow exterior of the little church was so stunning that attracted me from far. The interior was even prettier. It’s a baroque style with elegant sculptures in white and gold. On Sunday afternoon there was a free organ concert at 4pm. It lasted about 35 minutes. The pianist was excellent. Sitting there listening to the music, away from the heat and noise outside, it really felt as in Heaven.

Christmas season in San Andreas. The white ornate ceiling and the white saintly figures of the apostles plus the golden touches, sets this Church apart. You'll be mesmerized how beautiful really the interior is and how distinctly quiet inside against the busy area where it is located. ❤

really nice catholic church. especially holy mother maria embracing jesus christ is so amazing, which makes me pray automatically with my heart

Beautiful church with a free organ concert every Sunday. Well worth the visit.

Beautiful inside and full of detail baroque church!

Nice and peaceful.

Amazing experience I had yesterday visiting this church.
The Pastor was cool and pay attention to every visitor there, actually only 40 people allow to enter with an appointment due to Corona.

Beautiful church worth a quick view.

Amazing 🤩

Very beautiful and quite cathedral in the middle of the altstadt. 10/10 recommend.

Despite its partial destruction in WW2, the Church of St. Andrew is a remarkable example of the early baroque in Northern Germany. The stucco work is mostly from the early 17th century by Johannes Kuhn from southern Germany. Its a clear transitional style between the Renaissance and the Baroque. But note the Rococo stucco work around the organ and the late Baroque sculptures of the Apostles. The surviving transitional design makes this church a unique example of the spread of new ideas and artistic expression in the lower Rhineland.

Nice church

Very beautiful church, very sad that it was empty

Amazing place and the people in the church were friendly and inviting, very knowledgeable and proud as they should be of this beautiful church.

Excellent early Sunday morning mass at 8.30am with plenty of Latin to make us nonGermans feel we can actually join in. Danke.

Great looking church, lots sculptures inside. Free organ concert in Sundays

Beautiful architecture and very detailed, will definitely visit Düsseldorf again 😊

Right in the middle of the old town, wheelchair and buggy accessible, lovely architecture,great accoustics