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St. Lamberti

A Gothic Masterpiece at Münster's Historic Marketplace

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St. Lamberti Church, soaring 90.5 meters high, graces Münster's historic marketplace with its stunning Gothic architecture. This late Gothic marvel, completed between 1375 and 1525, stands as a testament to the city's rich mercantile history. Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of Westphalian craftsmanship and be enchanted by its intricate details. A visit promises a touching journey into the past.

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August Rincklake, the architect of St. Lamberti Church, is renowned for his mastery in Gothic style despite the church's construction beginning in the 14th century.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1600
Architect: August Rincklake
Architectural Style: Gothic
Height: 90.5 m
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: sanktlamberti.de
Phone: +49 251 48294797

Guided Story

Look up and marvel at the towering height of St. Lamberti Church. Did you know that the infamous cages of the Anabaptist rebels still hang from its towers? These cages tell the story of a dark chapter in Münster's history when radical Anabaptists took over the city in 1534. Just steps away, behind the Lambertibrunnen, imagine the bustling market scenes of the past. Come closer and check out the intricately carved gargoyles, each one a masterpiece in its own right. The church, funded by the city's wealthy merchants, stands as a testament to the power and prosperity of bygone days, with its walls still whispering tales of yore.