St. Peter's Church

St. Peter's Church in Hamburg is the place where the city originated and the oldest church in the city. The tower is132.2 meters high. The original wooden church dates back to the 11th century. In the 12th century, the square in front of the church was the city's market, so the church is also known as the "market church". After the Reformation in the 16th century, all churches in Hamburg were converted into Protestant (Lutheran) churches.

St. Peter's Basilica is the oldest church in Hamburg, Germany. It is named after the Apostle Peter. It is located on Montkeberg Street, the highest point in Hamburg Old City. The bell tower is 132 meters high and has 544 stairs. It is a popular tourist spot.

The old St. Petersburg Cathedral is also a very good architectural style. The history of St. Petersburg Cathedral is also very long, you can come here to see a lot of rich resources, a lot of good things.

St. Peter's Church is located in the old city of Hamburg, like the City Hall, and the towering tip of St. Peter's Church can be seen in the City Hall. Compared with Hamburg, other buildings were rebuilt after being burned by gunfire during World War II. St. Peter's Church is fortunate to have escaped the fire. It's the few churches in this district that can keep intact after World War II.

St. Peter's Cathedral is not far from the warehouse city, and its high spire can be seen in almost every corner. It is the oldest church in Hamburg and it is relatively small and can be visited quietly because it is not very famous.