Church in Lassahn

The Church in Lassahn is a Gothic structure built from red brick, featuring pointed arches and narrow vertical windows that define northern German medieval design. The building demonstrates the construction techniques typical of this region during the medieval period.

The church was built during the medieval period and reflects the brick Gothic style that spread through northern Germany via trading cities of the Hanseatic League. This architectural approach developed from the prosperity and exchange networks of that era.

The church continues to serve as a gathering place for worship and community events today. Its central position in the village reflects how religious buildings shaped social life across this region.

The church is accessible from the main road connecting Lassahn to nearby villages. Visitors should note that service times and community events may affect when you can access the building.

The church incorporates structural elements from northern European Gothic design while featuring specific regional adaptations in its brick construction.

Location: Lassahn

Address: Dorfstraße 57, 19246 Zarrentin am Schaalsee, OT Lassahn

Website: https://dorfkirchen-in-mv.de/content/Version_1/detail_gesamt.php?Reg_Nr=1481

GPS coordinates: 53.60220,10.95330

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:05