St. Mary's Church, Angermünde

St. Mary’s Church in Angermünde – Experience History, Enjoy the Music

Welcome to one of the most impressive landmarks in the Uckermark: St. Mary’s Church in Angermünde. Perched high above the city’s rooftops, its imposing west facade dominates the cityscape and invites you to experience history, architecture, and music in a special way.

A Medieval Masterpiece

Built as early as the 13th century—near what was then Angermünde Castle—St. Mary’s Church is one of the oldest buildings in the region. Its tower, over 53 meters high and built on a base of carefully hewn granite blocks, resembles a fortress with its striking stepped gables and tells the story of Angermünde’s long and eventful history.

The Famous Joachim Wagner Organ

A particular highlight is the Joachim Wagner organ, built between 1742 and 1744. With its nearly 2,000 pipes, resonant drums, pine-cone stars, and angels beating timpani, it is a Baroque masterpiece that attracts music lovers from all over Germany.

Let yourself be enchanted—at the summer concerts, on Christmas Eve, or on New Year’s Eve, when the organ fills the nave with its unique sound.

Tip: You can also experience the organ in a completely personalized way—during a booked organ tour on a date of your choice.
A truly special experience for groups, school classes, or music lovers!

Part of the city tour

St. Mary’s Church is also a key stop on the guided tour through Angermünde’s historic city center. This way, you’ll not only experience music and architecture, but also immerse yourself in the city’s fascinating history
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