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St. Lorenz-Kirche

A Brick Architecture Testament Since 1259

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The St. Lorenz Church in Travemünde features a simple, single-nave brick design. Opened as a heritage site in 1540, it represents a long history and Lutheran tradition. Founded in 1259, it stands as one of the region's oldest buildings.

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The church was founded in 1259.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1259
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Opening Date: 1540

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Guided Story

Here you stand, gazing at the remarkable brick facade of St. Lorenz Church. Founded in 1259, it's among the oldest structures in the region. The church's simple, single-nave design is a beautiful example of Gothic architecture. Notice the meticulously crafted bricks, which seem to come alive in the sunlight. Since 1540, it's been recognized as a heritage site in Germany, embodying the Lutheran tradition maintained here. Just a short walk behind you, the Otto-Timmermann-Brunnen and the Seebadmuseum Travemünde await, offering more insights into the area's rich history.