Liebfrauenkirche

The Liebfrauenkirche is a Gothic church in Hadamar with three naves and a distinctive octagonal tower. The interior features pointed vaults and intricate stone carvings that decorate the walls and columns throughout.

Construction began in the 14th century and underwent major expansion in the mid-1400s under regional counts who significantly enlarged the structure. These additions shaped the building as it appears today.

The interior displays furnishings and decorative pieces from Renaissance and Baroque periods, showing how different eras left their mark on the church. Visitors can observe how craftspeople from different centuries shaped the space.

The church is generally open on Sundays and holidays, though it is best to confirm current visiting hours before planning your trip. Regular concerts are held in the space, offering a chance to experience the acoustics and interior during musical performances.

The bell tower holds the Maria Bell, one of Germany's oldest functioning church bells, cast in the mid-1400s. This metal casting has been part of the acoustic character of the place for centuries.

Location: Hadamar

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

GPS coordinates: 50.45120,8.04485

Latest update: December 9, 2025 20:27