- Parking available
- Bus stop available
- Free admission
St. Laurentius Church in Canstein
Schloßstraße 2
34431 Marsberg
Telephone: +49 2992 / 2430
The Canstein area has been inhabited for a long time, as evidenced by Canstein Castle, which dates back to the 11th and 12th centuries. St. Laurentius Chapel has also long been a part of the village landscape.
The building was constructed between 1834 and 1837 as a Neoclassical hall church with a wooden ceiling and a 3/6 apse. The hipped gable of the west facade is crowned with a cubic ridge turret. The interior is decorated in a fairly uniform Biedermeier style. The building is stuccoed and structured with wide corner pilasters made of cut stone.
Bus routes from Marsberg Train Station: 397, 497 Marsberg Station is centrally located in the city center. In addition, there are approximately 1,000 free parking spaces within a 500-meter radius of the Marsberg city center, including the Park & Ride lot on the street “An den Gleisen.” You can get to Marsberg… … by car: • A44 Dortmund–Kassel (Marsberg interchange, Lichtenau interchange) • B7 Chemnitz–Düsseldorf (direct connection) • A33 Paderborn–Osnabrück (about 30 minutes) • B252 Blomberg–Marburg (about 20 minutes) • A7 Kassel–Hanover (about 60 minutes) … by train (hourly service): • Dortmund–Sauerland Express (Warburg–Dortmund) • Three stops in Marsberg: Bredelar, (Nieder-)Marsberg, Westheim • Direct connection to the IC/ICE stations in Warburg and Dortmund