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Hatzfeld, Wuppertal — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Three churches and a memorial to air-raid victims sit in Hatzfeld, a compact district of Wuppertal. The Hatzfelder Kirche names it.
About Hatzfeld
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The Hatzfelder Kirche and the Kirche der Lebensspendenden Quelle are what a stay in Hatzfeld is built around, and neither is a reason on its own to give up a room in central Wuppertal. The district is residential. Its 2.8 square kilometres run to houses, its churches and the Catholic cemetery at Uellendahl, so travellers who want an evening out keep their base in the city and come here by day.
About Hatzfeld
What are the main landmarks in Hatzfeld?
Three churches and a war memorial. The Hatzfelder Kirche and the Kirche der Lebensspendenden Quelle account for two of the churches, and the third is St. Konrad. A memorial to the victims of the air raids stands at the Catholic cemetery in Uellendahl, which gives the district's 2.8 square kilometres a second kind of marker alongside its parishes.
What is the history of Hatzfeld?
Hatzfeld enters Wuppertal's record undated. The one event its monuments point to is the air raids, remembered by the memorial standing in the Catholic cemetery at Uellendahl. Everything else here is parish history.
The Hatzfelder Kirche and the Kirche der Lebensspendenden Quelle carry it, and between them and the memorial the district's 2.8 square kilometres hold the whole of what Wuppertal's record says about Hatzfeld.
Where is Hatzfeld?
Hatzfeld is a district of 2.8 square kilometres inside Wuppertal, with the Catholic cemetery at Uellendahl on its ground. Three churches stand there.
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Updated August 2026