Marienkirche in Büchen

The Marienkirche stands as a three-nave hall church, constructed with regional fieldstones in the western section and brick in the eastern part.

The western part of the church dates back to 1200, while the eastern section was added in the 15th century, with the tower rebuilt in 1835.

The church holds vault paintings from the early 14th century depicting apostles, martyrs, and the execution of Pope Clement I on its walls.

The church organizes free guided tours at intervals and hosts musical events, with the Priesterkate building opposite offering a permanent exhibition.

The baptismal font, crafted from Gotland limestone during the church's construction period, remains in its original position within the building.

Location: Büchen

Architectural style: Brick Gothic

Made from material: brick

Address: Schwanheider Weg

GPS coordinates: 53.48010,10.63870

Latest update: March 8, 2025 22:03