St. Stephen's Church

Description

St. Stephen's Church dates probably from the 7th century AD, when bishop Kunibert of Cologne lead the campaign of spreading Christianity. It was enlarged and restored severaltimes during centuries, but the current exterior dates mainly from the 16th century. It was badly damaged in the Second World War but restored in 1969.

Address
Sint Stevenskerkhof 64, Nijmegen, Netherlands

Established
16th century

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