Abbey of St. Michael (Hamburg)

The Abbey of St. Michael in Hamburg, Germany, is a historic church and former monastery built between the 17th and 18th centuries in Baroque style. It was founded as a Jesuit church and later became a Lutheran cathedral after the religious Reformation. Known for its striking golden dome and impressive architecture, it serves as a prominent landmark and place of worship today. The abbey also features a significant tower offering panoramic views of Hamburg, making it both a religious site and an important cultural monument reflecting Hamburg's history.