St Mary's Church

It is a two-tower church in the city of rubeck, with two spires.

It is said that the third largest church in Germany is here. The scale is indeed very ambitious, and now I have to buy tickets to go in. This has always been the center of the ancient city of Lübeck, where the city hall used to be held, and the vault was also there. There is also a small post office next to it, but it has since become a church. There is also a little demon at the door. It is said that the devil’s help was obtained during the construction, and the workers lied to the devil that it was to build a beer hall. After she was done, she realized that she had been fooled. The statue is still there. Every tourist will stop here to take pictures.

St. Mary's Church is the third cathedral in Germany. The outer wall of the church was destroyed during World War II. Now it is also a monument of peace.

St. Mary's Church was built between 1250 and 1350 and is a symbol of the kingship and prosperity of the old Hanseatic city. It is located on the highest point of Lübeck and is a World Heritage Site of the Old Hanseatic City. It is also the benchmark for other 70 brick Gothic churches in northern Germany and the Baltic region. It combines the shape of French Gothic architecture, but uses German bricks. It is the largest brick arch in the world, with a nave height of 38.5 meters.

Although among the many cathedrals in Europe, St. Mary's Church in Lübeck can be regarded as a very beautiful and miniature one. But the long history and background, as well as it as part of the entire world-class intangible cultural heritage, is still worth a visit, especially the internal sculptures, which are very observable.