Old Town Hall, Brandenburg/Havel

The Benedictine monastery of St. Michael’s (“St. Michaelis”) was first mentioned in 956. Together with the ducal castle…

Bereits 1455 wird ein Kalandhaus genannt. Das heutige Gebäude wurde aber erst um 1481 errichtet. Es gehörte der Kalandbruderschaft, die…

Die St.-Johannis-Kirche in Dahlenburg wurde zwischen 1903 und 1905 im neogotischen Stil neugebaut und ersetzte eine Vorgängerkirche aus dem…

The Church of St. Peter and Paul (“Dom St. Peter und Paul”), collegiate church of the collegiate monastery of Bardowick, was…

St. Nikolaihof was first mentioned in 1251. It was the hospital of the city of Lüneburg for lepers and was located far from the Lüneburg&…

The Basilica of St. Nicholas (“St. Nicolai”) was consecrated in 1409 and was the church of the boatmen and salt barrel makers…

St. Nikolas’ Cathedral (“Dom St. Nikolai”) is situated at the highest point in the centre of the city and was first mentioned…

Greifswald was founded by the Cistercian monastery Hilda (later Eldena), which is located only a few kilometres away on the Bodden. It was…

St. Mary’s Church (“Marienkirche”) is one of the most significant examples of a hall church without a chancel of the…

St. John’s Church (“St. Johannis”) is thought to be one of the oldest baptisteries in Lower Saxony. Construction of the…