St. Petri Brandenburg, Gothic church building near Cathedral on Dominsel in Brandenburg an der Havel, Germany.
St. Petri Brandenburg is a rectangular brick church located near the Cathedral on Dominsel, measuring approximately 26.5 meters long and 12 meters wide. The interior is divided into two naves by three central columns supporting cellular vaults.
The western fieldstone foundation dates to the 12th century, making it one of the earliest masonry structures in the region. The building evolved into an important part of the architectural complex surrounding Dominsel.
The chapel functions as both a religious center with daily noon services and an art exhibition space, maintaining its connection to local community activities.
The chapel opens during weekly evening prayers and Sunday winter services, with modern ring chandeliers providing good lighting throughout the interior. Check ahead for current opening times before planning your visit.
Archaeological digs in 2009 uncovered a stone stele beneath a sealed doorway, pointing to possible links with the burial site of Pribislaw-Heinrich, the last Heveller prince. This discovery sheds light on the early settlement history of the area.
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