Saint Martin Church, Parish church in Nottuln, Germany.
Saint Martin Church is a parish church in Nottuln built with regional sandstone in the Gothic style. The structure displays the characteristic pointed arches and vertical proportions typical of this architectural tradition.
Construction began in the late 1490s using local building methods and materials from the surrounding area. The church was built when Gothic style remained dominant in Westphalian religious architecture.
The church maintains its status as a central religious institution in Nottuln while functioning as a designated cultural heritage monument.
The church stands in the town center of Nottuln and is easily reached on foot. Access to the interior is usually available during standard opening hours, and visitors can look around freely.
The interior features architectural elements made from Baumberger Kalksandstein, a specific type of sandstone extracted from local quarries.
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