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St. James Church
The name of the church itself hints at its significance: Rothenburg ob der Tauber lies along the legendary Ways of Saint James to Santiago de Compostela. Each year, over 1,000 pilgrims make their way to St. James Church. It's world-famous for a reaso
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Evangelische Oberkirche St. Nikolai 
Visitors to the city are warmly invited to experience the peaceful ambiance of the church, where they can listen to organ and choir concerts or explore the exhibitions inside. For those with a sense of adventure, climbing the tower is an option every
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Co-cathedral of Saint Hedwig
Nestled in the heart of the city, the oldest architectural marvel here dates back to the latter half of the 14th century. This stunning cathedral boasts a triple-nave hall design, complete with a distinct presbytery. Once inside, you'll be greeted by
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Church of Elevation of Holy Cross
The temple stands as a testament to the generosity of the Catholic Emperor of Austria toward the Silesian evangelicals. Following a religious conflict, an agreement in Altranstädt permitted the construction of six churches in Silesia, then under Aust
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Cathedral of the Holy Spirit
The Church of the Holy Spirit is a stunning gothic brick masterpiece that stands tall among the historic sights of the town. Established by Queen Eliška Rejčka back in 1307, this church is steeped in rich history and mystery. It's fascinating to thin
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Cathedral of Saints Vitus, Wenceslas and Adalbert
St. Vitus Cathedral at Prague Castle is not just any church; it's a spectacular Gothic marvel that holds the spirit of the Czech nation. As you wander its grand halls, you're not just sightseeing; you're stepping into a living storybook of history's
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The monastery and the Church of St. Jilji
Just beyond the gate, we find ourselves beside a stunning collection of buildings: the Gothic Augustinian Monastery and the Church of St. Jiljí and the Blessed Virgin Mary the Queen. Established in 1367, this monastery has played a pivotal role in nu
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Ostrow Tumski
Nestled by the banks of the Oder River, the historic heart of the city offers a feast for the eyes with its stunning architecture. Among the most remarkable structures are the Gothic St. John the Baptist Cathedral, which rose from the ashes after Wor
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The Cathedral of St Barbara
The Cathedral of St. Barbara is a stunning masterpiece from the Late Gothic period, nestled in the picturesque region of Bohemia. It's one of only four cathedral-type buildings in this area and has earned its rightful place on the UNESCO World Herita
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St Marys Church
For over 700 years, St. Mary’s Church has stood as the crowning jewel of Neubrandenburg's historical architecture. Its eastern gable is considered one of the most stunning examples of Brick Gothic artistry in Northern Germany. This church has been a
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Berlin Cathedral
The magnificent dome of the Cathedral Church, known as the Berliner Dom, stands as a striking landmark in Berlin's skyline. It marks the location of a grand basilica that houses the city's most significant Protestant church. With its intricate decora
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St. Thomas Church (Thomaskirche)
In 1165, the bustling city of Leipzig was granted its city charter and market rights, marking the beginning of its vibrant history. That same year, the St. Nicholas Church was constructed, quickly becoming a cornerstone of the community. Fast forward
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Church of St. Mary Magdalene
Nestled in the heart of Karlovy Vary's spa district, the Roman Catholic Cathedral of St. Mary Magdalene stands as a stunning testament to High Baroque architecture. Just a stone's throw from the famous Hot Spring, this cathedral is not only a jewel o
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Svata Hora
Nestled in the heart of the Czech Lands, Svatá Hora, or Holy Hill, stands as a testament to the rich history and culture of the region. This Baroque complex is a revered Marian pilgrimage site, with the central Basilica of the Assumption of the Virgi
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St. Bartholomews Cathedral
The undeniable heart of Pilsen is the majestic Cathedral of St. Bartholomew. Construction of this Gothic masterpiece began alongside the founding of the city and reached completion in the early 16th century. Not only is the cathedral a national monum
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Republic square
Pilsen's Republic Square is a charming hub in the heart of the city, watched over by the stunning Gothic cathedral of St. Bartholomew, which boasts the tallest church tower in the Czech Republic. This bustling square is surrounded by exquisite histor
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Church of St. Peter and Paul
The Church of the Saints Peter and Paul (Kościół św. Piotra i św. Pawła) stands proudly on a site steeped in history. Imagine this: back in the 12th century, a humble wooden church was constructed here as part of the Christianization efforts led by B
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Schiller Church
The church, originally called "Unserer Lieben Frau," was first documented in 1307 and holds the title of the original parish church of Wenigenjena. This historical gem gained further fame when the renowned poet Friedrich von Schiller tied the knot wi
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Olomouc castle
You absolutely must visit the Olomouc Castle, perched majestically on Wenceslas Hill. It's a place where history whispers in the wind, telling tales of the past. Back in 1306, the last of the Přemyslid dynasty, Czech King Wenceslas III, met his tragi
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St. Michaels Church
St. Michael’s Church, with its trio of domes, stands as one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. This Baroque beauty was reconstructed from an earlier Gothic church and is believed to have been consecrated way back in 1251. As you step inside, you'll
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Dub nad Moravou
Nestled in the heart of the Haná region, Dub nad Moravou is home to the stunning pilgrimage temple dedicated to the Purge of the Virgin Mary. This historic gem stands as a proud symbol of the area, with its origins tracing back to 1141. At that time,
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The Church of St. Nicholas
The Church of St. Nicholas is steeped in history, occupying the site where a late 13th-century Gothic temple once proudly stood. This ancient structure was given a new life in the 16th century, only to be tragically consumed by the great fire of 1641
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Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul
Picture yourself wandering through the charming streets of Brno, where history whispers from every corner. Nestled on Petrov Hill, you'll find a true gem: the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul. Originally a quaint Romanesque Basilica, it was later tran
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St. Severus Church
Erfurt boasts an iconic landmark that captures the essence of German Gothic architecture: the stunning duo of the Mariendom, or Cathedral of The Blessed Virgin Mary, and the Severikirche, also known as St. Severus Church. These majestic structures co
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Palace Church and Tower
Nestled in the heart of Bayreuth, this church is a remarkable testament to the vision of Margravine Wilhelmine and Margrave Friedrich. Constructed between 1753 and 1758, it stands as a beautiful piece of history. The couple's wish to rest here was ho
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Bydgoszcz Cathedral
In 2004, the Bydgoszcz Fara Church was elevated to the status of Cathedral of the Diocese of Bydgoszcz by a decree from Pope John Paul II. Yet, for countless generations of Bydgoszcz locals, it had long stood as the city's sole and most distinguished
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St. Vitus Church
The Church of St. Vitus is a stunning Gothic structure, boasting three naves and a rich history that dates back to 1407-1439. It's fascinating to note that it was built on the foundations of an even older building from 1309. During the 17th and 18th
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Katowice St. Mary's Church
Katowice's oldest standing Catholic parish church is a testament to both history and architecture. Unlike the typical red brick structures, this church was crafted from Silesian dolomite between 1862 and 1870, showcasing the genius of the renowned Br
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Church of St. Anthony of Padua
In the heart of Poznań, the black friars, also known as the Conventuals, found their home in the 17th century. They chose the majestic Castle Hill, now known as Przemysł Hill, as the site for their church. Commissioned by Jan Koński, the church was c
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Cathedral Square
Nestled in the charming city of Bamberg, Cathedral Square stands out as one of the most impressive sights, showcasing a remarkable blend of architectural styles from various eras. At its heart lies the majestic Imperial Cathedral, crowned with four s
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Dominican Church and Monastery
In 1236, the Dominicans were invited by Duke Leopold VI to establish a branch in Krems an der Donau. Around the same time, the Minorites found their calling in Stein. By 1240, construction of a church began, and by 1265, the church was gracefully vau
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Piarist Church Krems
Nestled in the heart of Krems, the Piaristenkirche stands as a testament to history, being the town's oldest Roman Catholic church. Dating back to around 1284, this late-Gothic hall church shares a stylistic kinship with the Vienna Dombauhütte, earni
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Pilgrimage church on Poestlingberg
Nestled high above the cityscape, the Pilgrimage Church of the Seven Sorrows of the Virgin Mary stands as a beacon in the Upper Austrian capital of Linz. Just a short stroll from the Pöstlingbergbahn stop, this iconic church offers an awe-inspiring v
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Mariendom (New Cathedral)
Nestled in the heart of Linz, Austria, stands the New Cathedral, also known as Mariendom or Maria-Empfängnis-Dom, the largest church in the country. Completed in 1924, this architectural marvel can hold a whopping 20,000 people. What truly captivates
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