St. Nikola

St. Nikola is a Gothic hall church with three naves and a single-nave choir located north of the Isar River in Landshut. The interior displays the typical Gothic architectural style with carefully designed spaces and ornamental elements throughout.

Construction began in 1389 and the roof structure was completed in 1481 by Landshut's master carpenter Conrad Günzkofer. This long building period reflects how complex it was to construct such a large building in the medieval period.

The church displays sculptures and paintings from different centuries that reveal the artistic skills of craftspeople who worked on it over time. Walking through, you can see how local artists contributed to its appearance and character across generations.

The best time to visit is during daylight hours to see the Gothic details and artworks clearly. Take time to explore the different sections and examine the floor window with the archaeological remains closely.

An archaeological window in the floor reveals the foundations of an 11th-century Romanesque church discovered during renovations between 1993 and 2001. This visible opening lets visitors see a thousand years of building history in one spot.

Location: Landshut

Inception: 1481

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

Address: Nikolastraße 43

Website: http://st-nikola-landshut.de

GPS coordinates: 48.54436,12.14012

Latest update: December 9, 2025 12:28