St George's chapel

St George's Chapel is a Gothic brick structure located in central Templin, a town in the Uckermark region of Brandenburg. The building displays characteristic Gothic features including pointed arches and decorative brickwork patterns typical of northern German religious architecture from its period.

The chapel was first documented in the year 1301 and has survived multiple periods of conflict and destruction since then. It belongs to a group of structures in Templin that endured the long years of regional strife, particularly during the Thirty Years' War.

The chapel displays regional building styles with characteristic brick walls and Gothic forms that were common for churches across the Uckermark area. This type of construction was particularly typical because stone was scarce in the flat landscape.

The chapel is easily reached on foot from Templin's town center and sits near other medieval sights in the area. It is advisable to wear comfortable shoes and visit during daytime hours to see the brickwork details in good light.

The chapel is part of Templin's rich collection of religious structures that span many centuries. Visitors often overlook how the building's modest exterior conceals meaningful details and reveals the importance this place held for the local community over the generations.

Location: Templin

Inception: 14 century

Architectural style: Gothic art

Made from material: brick

GPS coordinates: 53.11840,13.49909

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:43