Landkreis Harz

St. Nikolai Church (Quedlinburg)

Landkreis Harz

St. Nikolai Church (Quedlinburg)

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St. Nikolai Church (Quedlinburg)

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Location: Quedlinburg, Landkreis Harz, Harz Mountains, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany

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January 31, 2017

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Another church that was built as a basilica in the transition from Romanesque to Gothic. You can easily distinguish it from the Marktkirch, as its towers are the same height. The ceiling inside was built as a flat beam ceiling.

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sachsen-anhalt-wiki.de/index.php/St._Nikolai_(Quedlinburg)
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Nikolai_(Quedlinburg)

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Korngiebel

December 9, 2018

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The parish church of the new town on Mathildenbrunnen is the largest in the city and dominates with 72 m high towers all the rest. According to tradition, it was built on elms - tree trunks that were driven into the marshy soil of the Bode stream. From Romanesque origin only small remnants are preserved. The gothic hall church was built in several renovation phases and after changing plan designs. The interior is largely baroque. Like the Marktkirche, the organ was built by Röver. The Nikolaikirche is a Protestant parish church.

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JR56

December 10, 2019

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The history of the church begins with the construction of a basilica around 1200 and the subsequently built hall church in Romanesque architectural style, which can be clearly seen today …

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