Castle Church, Wittenberg
Reformation landmark traditionally associated with Luther’s Ninety-Five Theses and containing the graves of Luther and Melanchthon.
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Reformation landmark traditionally associated with Luther’s Ninety-Five Theses and containing the graves of Luther and Melanchthon.
Romanesque collegiate church above the tomb of King Henry I, central to the Ottonian history of Quedlinburg.
Major Protestant landmark on Museum Island, notable for its monumental dome and the Hohenzollern dynastic burial crypt.
Reconstructed Baroque Lutheran landmark whose ruins and rebuilding became international symbols of war remembrance and reconciliation.
Former Benedictine abbey church built by Bishop Bernward and one of Europe’s major surviving monuments of Ottonian Romanesque architecture.
Pilgrimage church traditionally regarded as the place where St Patrick began his Irish mission.
Internationally famous late medieval chapel renowned for exceptionally rich stone carving and continuing Christian worship.
The High Kirk of Edinburgh and a nationally significant centre of the Scottish Reformation and Presbyterian history.
Ancient Canterbury church associated with Queen Bertha and St Augustine, described by Canterbury Cathedral as the oldest church in continuous use in…
Royal church, coronation site and continuing pilgrimage shrine of St Edward the Confessor.
The smallest of the five UNESCO-listed Sierra Gorda missions, distinguished by a highly distinctive indigenous-inflected façade.
The most elaborately ornamented of the five UNESCO-listed Sierra Gorda Franciscan missions.