St. Michael und St. Sebastian, Parish church in Bernkastel-Kues, Germany.

St. Michael and St. Sebastian is a parish church in Bernkastel-Kues featuring a three-nave layout with a central aisle flanked by two side aisles. The tower rises 56 meters (184 feet) tall and ends with an octagonal spire.

The tower was built in 1291 as part of the town's defensive walls, then later incorporated into the church building. This transformation reflects how the city adapted its fortifications into religious structures as it grew.

The five bells hang in the 56-metre tower, not in the nave: the Evangelist Bell from around 1300 is older than the church itself, followed by the Anna or Fire Bell of 1499, the Sebastian or Death Bell of 1748, and the Michael and Sacrament bells, both cast in 1968. Inside, the choir keeps a Crucifixion group of 1496 and a plague altar of 1631, while the sacristy windows of 1914 show Temperance, Wisdom, Fortitude and Justice.

The church sits near the Moselle River and is easy to reach for both visitors and worshippers. It helps to check regular opening hours in advance to ensure access to the interior.

This building is one of the few fully preserved Gothic structures from the 14th century in the entire Moselle region. Its survival of original late Gothic elements makes it a rare example from that era.