St. Gangolf's church

The church features pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and flying buttresses that exemplify the Gothic architectural style of religious buildings in medieval Germany.

Construction of the current structure began in 1284 to replace the original church from 958, with Gothic elements added around 1500 and Baroque features between 1731-1746.

The church maintains its function as an active parish while preserving centuries of architectural heritage through its designation as a cultural monument.

Located at Grabenstraße 19, the church stands within walking distance of other notable structures including Trier Cathedral Museum and Liebfrauenkirche.

St. Gangolf holds the distinction of being the second oldest church building in Trier, following only the city's main cathedral.

Location: Trier

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

Website: https://dominformation.de

GPS coordinates: 49.75624,6.64076

Latest update: May 23, 2025 23:05