St. Nicholas' Church (Lüneburg)

St. Nicholas' Church in Lüneburg is a historic Gothic structure built between the 14th and 16th centuries. Noted for its impressive brick architecture, it features tall, pointed arches, large stained glass windows, and a striking tower. The church served as a central religious site for the city’s residents and reflects the medieval prosperity of Lüneburg, once a major salt trading hub. Today, it remains a functioning church, a symbol of the city’s rich history, and a popular site for visitors interested in Gothic architecture, art, and historical preservation.