Cathedral of Stralsund

The Cathedral of Stralsund, also known as St. Nicholas' Church, is a historic brick Gothic church in northern Germany. Built between the 13th and 15th centuries, it features tall, pointed arches and intricate stonework typical of Gothic architecture. The cathedral serves as both a place of worship and a landmark symbolizing the city’s medieval heritage. Its impressive structure and historical significance draw visitors and highlight Stralsund’s importance in Hanseatic trade and religious history. Inside, visitors can admire beautiful stained glass windows, a large pipe organ, and the tombs of notable local figures.