Gross Zicker Church

Groß Zicker, Germany

Gross Zicker brick church was erected with a flat-roofed nave and a rib-vaulted choir around 1360. In 1835 the half-timbered roof tower was rebuilt. Among the preserved medieval furnishings are the altar cross, a bronze bell and the tabernacle, which was carved from a single oak trunk. The Baroque pulpit is also worth mentioning (built in 1653).

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Boddenstraße 17, Groß Zicker, Germany
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Founded: c. 1360
Category: Religious sites in Germany
Historical period: Habsburg Dynasty (Germany)

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4.9/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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User Reviews

Hans-Otto Grude (9 months ago)
Worth seeing old church, nice and quiet
Alwisgm (10 months ago)
13th century, brick Gothic, local history, legends and myths woven around, generations of monks' goods who have found their burial place here ... small cozy community and prayer room that has experienced drama, grief, love, birth and devotion for centuries ... ..
ted berlin (12 months ago)
Unfortunately, the old village, where fishing and agriculture worked together, cannot be recognized again. What do I give the village of 1 star or 5 stars? But the Groß Sickerer have always been business-minded and knew how to harness their summer guests. Anyway, I got my first intoxication and my first kiss here and that was around 60 years ago. That's why it gets stars
Stefan Wolf (2 years ago)
Nice little church. Fits this great place.
Heike H. (2 years ago)
It's great that something so old has been preserved so well You always come back to such beautiful places. Also beautiful in September.
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