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St.-Jürgen-Kapelle

Renaissance Architecture at Lübeck's Heart

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Built in 1645, the St.-Jürgen Chapel is a testament to Renaissance architecture in Lübeck. Designed by Joseph Christian Lillie, it stands as a protected cultural monument and a Lutheran place of worship.

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Architect Joseph Christian Lillie shaped the chapel's appearance.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1646
Architect: Joseph Christian Lillie
Architectural Style: Renaissance
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Lutheran

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Guided Story

Take a moment to observe the St.-Jürgen Chapel, an outstanding example of Renaissance architecture. Designed by the skilled architect Joseph Christian Lillie in 1645, this Lutheran place of worship stands as a protected cultural monument. The chapel's elegant lines and detailed craftsmanship reflect the artistry of its era. Just 24 meters northwest, you can spot the Karl Ross monument. Appreciate the historical significance and architectural beauty surrounding you.