Lamberti Kirche is a historic Protestant church in Münster, Germany. Built between the late 13th and mid 14th centuries – the Gothic style church stands pretty amidst the modern city architecture. Visitors will find an interesting architecture. Among other attractions are its four spires, one for each cardinal direction (north, south, east and west). The portals exhibit examples of high quality art carvings of human figures and other sculptures. Visitors are able to ascend a winding staircase and enter the main hall of the church. Located in front of the church is a tall foundation pillar from the 14th century. It is said to be mark on which the now non-existent town walls used to stand. On Sunday mornings the church is host to several services.
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