Town hall, Jüterbog

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

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&…

St. Mary’s Church (“Marienkirche”), consecrated in 1298, is one of the most important works of North German Brick Gothic.…

Ursprünglich waren 57 Wiekhäuser in Abständen von jeweils rund dreißig Metern in die Stadtmauer eingefügt. Diese Häuser waren in 3 bis 4…

St. George’s Church (“St. Georgenkirche”) next to the town hall is the larger one of the town’s two brick churches.…

The core of the town hall dates back to the 14th century. However, it was not until 1818 that the building received its present façade…

The medieval fortifications have been almost entirely preserved and completely enclose the old town. A double rampart is also still in…

The medieval fortifications have been almost entirely preserved and completely enclose the old town. A double rampart is also still in…

Ebstorf Abbey is a captivatingly beautiful and cohesive medieval convent. Some of its most important art treasures are the Madonna in the…

Medingen Abbey was founded in 1241 and took its current location in Bad Bevensen in 1336. The only remaining Brick Gothic building is the…