St. Sebastian, Gothic church in Limburg an der Lahn, Germany.
St. Sebastian is a church with pointed arches, tall windows, and stone walls typical of medieval Gothic religious buildings. The interior displays Baroque furnishings and decorative elements that were added later and complement the original Gothic space.
Construction began in the 14th century as a Gothic hall church that shaped Limburg's skyline. The interior underwent redesign in the 18th century when it received its current Baroque furnishings and decoration.
The church maintains regular Catholic services while representing an important architectural example in the Hesse region.
The church stands on Bischofsplatz and remains visible from the outside at any time, though interior access depends on service schedules. Visitors interested in seeing the Gothic details and Baroque furnishings should check opening times, as regular services take place here.
The building combines original Gothic construction with Baroque interior elements, displaying architectural evolution across centuries.
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