St. Laurentius

St. Laurentius stands at the church square with a square tower built from brick on natural stone foundations, featuring a classicist portal and two clock faces.

The church dates back to 1160-1180, and its round tower underwent modifications in 1735 before being replaced with a square structure in 1844.

The interior contains a granite baptismal font, brass chandeliers from 1650, and a ceiling decoration depicting Zeus riding an eagle.

The church maintains regular religious services and hosts community gatherings, with the office operating on specific weekdays for visitor inquiries.

The altar table incorporates a Gothic granite slab from an ancient grave, complemented by brass chandeliers and a late-thirteenth-century cross.

Location: Süsel

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

Address: An der Kirche

GPS coordinates: 54.07590,10.71740

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:14