St. Lamberti

St. Lamberti is one of the most historical churches in Münster, Germany. Located in the heart of the city, this Gothic church dates to the early 13th century and was completed in 1225. It stands as a symbol of the city's history, having lived through many of its historic events. It is also an important stop for pilgrimage and for visitors alike, as it is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The interior of the church is breathtaking. Its structural beauty is complemented by the elaborate art and embellishments throughout the church. There are numerous pieces of art to be found, including a big organ and the statue of St. Lamberti on the altar. St. Lamberti also features a cemetery, an old cloister, and an atmospheric outer yard. Its spires reaching high into the skyline are a beloved symbol for Münster, and it's easily accessible from the city center. Whether you're exploring the exterior or admiring the magnificent interiors, St. Lamberti is a must-visit in Münster.