In 1886 the Martin's chapel was built in Hamburg-Horn and became known as Martin's church in 1894, when its tower was errected. Although situated in a residential street, the church appears strangely remote. Lawns and old trees highlight this village atmosphere even more. The architectural style of the neo-gothic "Hannover tradition" was very influential in the late 19th century Northern Germany. The interior is richly decorated with floral ornaments and appears romantically playful.