St. Nicholas Church

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The church of St. Nicholas is the youngest and smallest of the three main churches of Lüneburg. The three-aisled basilica was built from 1407 to 1440 in the Gothic red brick style. Since the Reformation in Lüneburg in 1530 Protestant worship services have been held in the church.

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Address
Bardowicker Straße 16, Lüneburg, Germany

Established
1407-1440

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