Kollegiatstift St. Martin, Emmerich

The origins of the Collegiate Church of St. Martin date back a long time. As a collegiate church, it was supported by a community of clerics who lived according to specific rules but did not take monastic vows. This collegiate community shaped the religious and cultural life in Emmerich and the surrounding region for centuries. The exact founding period and the details of its development are closely linked to the history of the city of Emmerich and the Duchy of Cleves.

The Collegiate Church of St. Martin is located in Emmerich am Rhein, a town in the district of Kleve in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Its location on the Lower Rhine is characteristic of the region and offers a picturesque setting.

Today, the Collegiate Church of St. Martin is an important architectural monument and a central place of cultural and religious life in Emmerich. It continues to serve as a parish church and is accessible to visitors who wish to explore its historical atmosphere and architecture.

• Haus Hohe Sorge (castle, approx. 2469 m away)
• Haus Hort (castle, approx. 3096 m away)
• Schloss Borghees (castle, approx. 3119 m away)
• Haus Kiwittwardshof (manor house, approx. 3317 m away)