St. Gertrude’s Chapel, Wolgast

St. Nicholas’ Church (“St. Nikolai”) was first mentioned in 1276 as one of Stralsund’s three large parish churches and is…

St. Mary’s Church (“St. Marien”), first mentioned in 1298, was once considered the tallest building in the world. A…

The Church of St. Peter (“St. Petri”), founded by Otto von Bamberg as early as 1128 in place of a Slavic temple, has seen many…

The double gate complex of the Neustadt Gate (“Neustädter Tor”) is the most splendid part of the medieval town fortifications.…

Schwerin Cathedral (“Schweriner Dom”) is one of the most important buildings of the North German Brick Gothic style. The 105…

The tower of St. Stephen’s Church (“St.-Stephans-Kirche”) is 87.5 meters high. With its baroque spire it dominates the…

Von der erstmals 1009 erwähnten Burg in Tangermünde sind nur wenige Gebäude erhalten geblieben. Dort wo einst die Kernburg zu finden war,…

The historic town hall (“Rathaus”) is one of the most famous secular buildings of North German Brick Gothic. It was probably…

Sonnenkamp was the first foundation of a nunnery in Mecklenburg and one of the richest in the country, equipped with numerous relics. In…

The oldest parish church in the old town is the late Romanesque St. John’s Church (“St. Johannis-Kirche”) from the 12th…