Marienkirche, Gothic church in Pasewalk, Germany
Marienkirche is a three-aisled hall church built with red brick and features a distinctive 5/8-choir at its eastern end. The structure displays the hallmarks of brick construction with sturdy walls and a clear internal layout.
The church was built between 1325 and 1350, replacing an earlier field stone structure from the 12th century. This new construction became a defining example of brick architecture in the region.
The building serves as the main center for the local Protestant community and displays the simple beauty typical of northern German brick churches. Its interior spaces host regular concerts and religious celebrations.
The church is located in central Pasewalk at Große Kirchenstraße 8 and is easily accessible on foot. Visitors can find regular religious services and cultural events taking place throughout the year.
In 1984, the bell tower underwent complete reconstruction with a modern concrete core hidden inside while keeping its traditional red brick exterior. This blend of old appearance and modern engineering reflects how the building has adapted to contemporary needs.
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