Auferstehungskirche (church of the resurrection)

The Auferstehungskirche in Arnsberg stands as a significant example of Neoclassical architecture, having been consecrated in 1825. Its design, characterized by clean lines and an unpretentious aesthetic, reflects the principles of early Neoclassicism. The building, with its central floor plan in the shape of an isosceles Greek cross, serves as the central gathering place for the Protestant congregation in Arnsberg. The Classicist-style interior, including the altarpiece by Ernst Deger depicting the risen Christ, is particularly worth seeing.