Marien Church

The origins of St. Mary's Church lie in a Romanesque fieldstone church, built around 1150. After 1200, this structure was demolished, with only a round tower stump remaining. Subsequently, a three-aisled brick basilica with a cruciform plan was erected. In the mid-14th century, a Gothic-style reconstruction began, expanding the church into a five-aisled basilica, a process that spanned over two centuries. The tower received a new spire, reaching a height of over 80 meters. The church was adapted and furnished, including a carved wooden altar around 1510 and a bronze baptismal font from 1522.