List of Gothic brick buildings in Germany

This is a list of Gothic brick buildings in Germany.

Saxony

Place	Building	Main period of construction	Special features	Image
Chemnitz	Red Tower [de; pl]		Gothic top storey above natural stone
Delitzsch	Ss. Peter and Paul Church [de]	1404–1491	hall church
Dommitzsch	St. Mary's Church [de][1]	1440–1493 & 1588	in 1588, except of the choir destroyed by a fire, nave and tower restored with Renaissance alternations
Eilenburg	St. Nikolai [de]	brick 1444	hall church
	Defensive walls with 2 towers		Sorbenturm ('Sorbs Tower') and südwestlicher Turm ('southwestern tower')
	Eilenburg Castle [de]		very much altered, nowadays a prison
Freiberg	St. Nikolai [de]	1185–1190	upper storeys of the steeples
Hoyerswerda	St. John's Church [de]	up to 15th century	western gable on roof level
Löben [de]	Village Church [de]	about 1250	originally a basilica, about 1550 reduced to an aisleless church; only arcades and clerestory of the central nave of brick
Leisnig	Mildenstein Castle		only upper storeys of the donjon Gothic
Lunzenau	Rochsburg Castle	since early 13th century	nowadays mainly Renaissance

Saxony-Anhalt

Place	Building	Main period of construction	Special features	Image
Aken	St. Mary's Church [de]	(1188), 1485	parts of the upper storeys of the towers Gothic and of brick
	2 towers of former city gates: Burgtorturm Dessauer Torturm
Dessau	St. Mary's Church [de]	1523	predecessor 1263, Romanesque; since reconstruction (1989–1998) secular event hall
Gardelegen	St. Mary's Church [de]	13th century	hall church with 5 naves (two pairs of aisles)
	St. Nikolai [de]	Gothic changes 13th–15th century	begun about 1200 in Romanesque style already in brick; since WW. II partly ruins
	Town Hall [de][2]	13th century & since 1526	only partly visible brick, Gothic Revival alterations
	Salzwedel Gate
	Neuendorf Convent [de]	13th to 15th century
Havelberg	St. Mary's Church [de]	1150–1170 of stone, 1280–1330 mixed	originally a Romanesque basilica of stone with flat ceilings after destruction by a fire in 1279, the nave was rebuilt in Gothic style in a mixture of brick and stone
	Premonstratensian convent	1150 & 14th century	adjacent to the cathedral
	St. Lawrence [de]	14th century (?)
	St. Anne Chapel	15th century	former hospital chapel
Kemberg S of Wittenberg	St. Mary's Church [de]	1290–1346	late Romanesque predecessor; tower 1856–1859
Magdeburg	St. Peter's Church [de]	entrance 1480	gable, framings and buttresses of the southern entrance hall of the church otherwise built of stone
Nitzow [de] north of Havelberg	Village Church	about 1400
Osterburg (Altmark)	St. Nikolai Church [de]	13th century, choir 1484	rebuilt from a Romanesque cross-shaped stone church of the 12th century, lower parts of the nave and lower storeys of the steeple of stone
Prettin	St. Mary's Church [de]
	Lichtenburger Torturm [de] ('Lichtenburg Gate Tower')	14th century
Salzwedel	St. Catherine's Church [de]	since 1280 – etwa 1500
	St. Mary's Church [de]	1350–1550	Gothic new building replacing a Romanesque predecessor
	St. Lorenz Church [de]	mid 13th century	arcades of the aisles and western portal Romanesque
	Mönchskirche [de] ('Monks' Church')	since 1250	former Franziscan monastery, convengtual buildings preserved
	Amtsgericht [de] ('District Court house')	since 1509	former town hall
	Fortifications (Steintor, Neuperver Tor)
Seehausen	St. Peter's Church [de; pl]	about 1300
	Salzkirche ('Salt Church')[3]	15th century	former church of the Holy Ghost Hospital, later used as a store
	Beustertor ('Beuster Gate')	15th century
Stendal	St. Nicholas	1423 to mid-15th century	called Dom, former collegiate church, never been a cathedral
	Town Hall [de]	Gothic part early 15th century
	St. Mary's Church [de]	12th century Romanesque Basilica, late 14th Century western towers, since 1420 Gothic hall church
	St. Anne's Church [de] & former refectory	consecrated 1461	former Franciscan nunnery
	Municipal Library [de]		former refectory of the Franciscan friars' convent
	Former St. Catherine Church & Monastery [de; fr][4]	1556/1561–1568	former Benedictine nunnery, nowadays Musikforum concert hall & Altmärkisches Museum, Schadewachten 46
	Gertrudishospital[5]	founded 1370
	Fortifications	brick 15th century	Tangermünder Tor (gate) Uenglinger Tor (gate) Pulverturm (powder tower)
Tangermünde	Town Hall	about 1430
	St. Stephen's Church	14th century
	St. Elizabeth Chapel [de]	15th century	Salzkirche ('Salt Church'), former hospital church, nowadays hall for events
	Imperial Castle [de]	(925), 1374	under emperor Charles IV extension of an older fortress into a Gothic representative castle, mainly of brick; most of it today in ruins
	Defensive walls	14th–15th century	Neustädter Tor [de] Elbtor Eulenturm [de] Schrotturm
Werben	St. John's Church [de]	hall church, 15th century
	Salzkirche ('Salt Church)'	15th century	former chapel of the Holy Ghost Hospital
	Elbtor ('Elbe Gate')	about 1470	part of the town fortifications
Wolmirstedt	Wolmirstedt Castle [de]	1480	chapel and parts of the Unterburg ('Lower Castle')
Zahna	St. Mary's Church [de]	tower 12th century	upper storeys of the steeple of an otherwise Romanesque church, mostly built of stone

Brandenburg and Berlin

Place	Building	Main period of construction	Special features	Image
Abbendorf [de], Rühstädt (Prignitz)	Village Church [de][6]	early 16th century	Baroque relaunch 1662
Alt Ruppin [de; fr; it; pl], Neuruppin	St. Nikolai Church [de][7]	eastern nave 1st half of 14th, western nave & tower rebuilt in 1598–1603, porch Baroque, sacristy G. Revival
Angermünde	St. Mary's Church [de]	brick 15th & 16th century	13th century boulders
	Church of St. Peter and St. Paul	brick since 1300	13th century aisleless building of granite cubes
	Holy Ghost Chapel [de; fr]	14th – 15th century	part of a hospital that was destroyed in the Thirty Years War
	Defensive city wall with powder tower	late 13th century	lower sections partly of boulders
	City Castle		ruin
	Greiffenberg Castle [de]	since 1224	ruin
Alt Krüssow [de], Pritzwalk	Pilgrimage Church [de][8]	1501–1520	western bay & tower 1879/1890; former pilgrimage church
Bardenitz [de], Treuenbrietzen	Village Church [de]	13th/15th century
Baruth/Mark	Parish Church of St. Sebastian [de]	15th – 16th century	late Gothic hall church, lower parts of stone
Beelitz	St. Mary and St. Nikolai Church [de]	1247, brick 1511	basilica converted into a Gothic hall church[9]
Beeskow	St. Mary's Church [de]	15th century	hall church; predecessor 14th century
	Defensive towers		Mäuseturm Münzturm Storchenturm
	Beeskow Castle [de]	since 1272	lower parts mostly of boulders, upper mostly of brick
Bad Belzig	Eisenhardt Castle [de]	Backstein 14th and 15th century
Berlin	St. Mary's Church
	St. Nicholas Church
	Graues Kloster [de] ('Grey Abbey')	End of 13th century	former Franciscan abbey; ruins since World War II
Berlin-Spandau	St. Nikolai Church [de; es]	since about 1370	halle church
Berlitt [de], Kyritz	Village Church [de]	1526	brick gable and other brick decorations on a structure of boulders
Bernau bei Berlin	St. Mary's Church [de]	1400–1519	predecessors since 1240; tower 19th century
	Chapel of the St. Georg Hospital [de]	1328, brick, mid 15th century	former hospital church, later French Calvinist church
	Steintor [de] ('Stone Gate')	15th century
Boitzenburger Land municipality (Uckermark)	Ruins of Boitzenburg Monastery [de; fr]	after 1280	Cistercian nunnery, destroyed in Thirty Years War
Brandenburg (originally three municipalities, the cities Brandenburg Altstadt Brandenburg Neustadt and the village Dom-Brandenburg; the cities united in 1715, Dom Brandenburg incorporated in 1929)	St. Peter and Paul Cathedral[10]	Mainly 1165–1240	including the foundations erected by brick, first brick church in the Margraviate of Brandenburg
	St. Peter's Chapel [de]	1314–1320	until 1237 chapel of the margravian castle, since 1320 parish for the laic inhabitants of the Cathedral Island
	Domklausur [de]		eastern part pure Gothic, northern part since 1707 modest Baroque, western part since 1870 Gothic Revival
	Curia (Capitular's house) V		decorated western gable of unpainted brick, other curias nowadays in modest baroque
	St. Catherine's Church [de]	after 1401	two phases of construction, parish of Neustadt
	St. Paul Convent [de]	1286–end of 14th century	Neustadt
	Old Town Hall [de]	mainly 1450–1468
	Ordonnance House [de]	mainly 1300–1310	probably oldest secular hardwall building in Brandenburg Margraviate
	Gothic House [de]	1452
	St. Godard [de]	mainly 1450–1468	Romanesque western portal, tower Baroque
	St. John's Church [de]		Altstadt, Franciscans
	Two separate defensive wall rings (Altstadt & Neustadt), 4 surviving gate towers		Plauer Turm Rathenower Turm Mühlentorturm Steintorturm
Buckow, Nennhausen N of Brandenburg city	Village Church [de][11][12]	1344 & 1473	former pilgrimage, relics of 14th century chapel in the choir of → 15th century church, retrospective style, following St. Peter's near Brandenburg cathedral
Burxdorf [de], Bad Liebenwerda (Elbe-Elster district)	Village Church [de]	1st half of 13 century
Calau	City Church [de]	about 1400
Chorin	Chorin Abbey		former Cistercian monastery
Cottbus Lower Lusatia	Upper Church St. Nikolai [de]	15th – 16th century
	Monastery Church [de]		former Franciscan church; tower in the east
Doberlug-Kirchhain	Dobrilugk Abbey		former Cistercian monastery
Eberswalde near Oder river	Church of St. Mary Magdalene [de; pl]	1303, 1503	various Gothic Revival alterations in 1876
Fergitz [de] on Oberuckersee, Uckermark	Village Church [de][13]	bt. 13th & 15th century	brick on a base of boulders, decorated eastern gable
Frankfurt (Oder)	St. Mary’s Church	1253–1367, additions in 15th century
	Town Hall [de]	begun 1253, altered in 14th century
	Franciscan Abbey church	nave 1515–1525	very late Gothic; today Concert Hall Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach Frankfurt (Oder) [de; pl]
Bad Freienwalde	St. Nikolai Church [de]	15th century	spire 19th century
Friedersdorf [de], Sonnewalde (Elbe-Elster)	Village Church [de][14]	15th century, brick 16th century
Fürstenwalde/Spree	St. Mary's Cathedral	1446	long-time cathedral of the diocese of Lebus; almost completely destroyed in WW II, reconstruction finished in 1995
Gartz (Oder)	St. Stephen's Church [de]	13th/14th century	since destruction by a fire in 1945, nave is an open ruin, vaults lost
	former chapel of the Holy Ghost Hospital	about 1400	in 19th century used for residential purpose, today hall for events
	Towers of the defensive wall	Stettiner Tor ('Szczecin Gate') Blauer Hut ('Blue Hat') Pulverturm ('Powder Tower') Storchenturm ('Stork Tower')
Goßmar [de], Heideblick, Dahme-Spreewald district	Village Church [de][15]	brick 2nd half of 15th century	many parts plastered, core early 14th century of boulders, only upper parts of the choir of brick
Goßmar, Sonnewalde [de], Sonnewalde, Elbe-Elster	Village Church [de][16][17]	core 1st half of 14th century, brick later	church of boulders with Gothic choir windows of brick
Gottberg [de], Märkisch Linden	Village Church [de][18]	2nd half of 13th century	building of boulders with windows, edges and structured gables of brick; 1902 choir added and new windows of the nave
Gransee	St. Mary's Church [de]	14th–16th century	with older parts of the predecessor of boulders
Heiligengrabe, Ostprignitz-Ruppin district	Abbey Heiligengrabe [de; fr][19][20]	about 1300–1520	convent buildings enlarged 1510–1520, Cistercian nunnery, 1549 continued as a Lutheran convent until 1945, and refounded in 1996
	Blood Chapel [de][21]	1512	separately west of the main compound
Herzberg (Elster)	St. Mary's Church [de]	about 1350	hall church
Himmelpfort [de], Fürstenberg/Havel	Abbey Himmelpfort [de; fr]	since 1308	decay 18th–21st century (2010 fire of the brewery)
Hohengüstow [de; it], Uckerfelde, Uckermark	Village Church [de][22]	13th century	windows enlarged downward in 19th century
Holzhausen [de], Kyritz, Ostprignitz-Ruppin	Village Church [de][23]	about 1300	windows & blind arcades of brick on the Easter gable
Hornow [de], Spremberg, Lower Lusatia	St. Martin Church[24]	13th century	decorative gable of brick, church otherwise built of boulders; tower 1901/1902
Jüterbog N of Wittenberg	Town Hall
	Mönchenkirche [de] ('Monks' Church')
	Our Lady's Church [de]	1174/1183, choir 1480	choir of a generally Romanesque brick church
Jüterbog-Zinna	Zinna Abbey	Mainly from 1220	former Cistercian monastery
Kremmen NW of Berlin	St. Nikolai Church [de]	13th and 15th century	brick Late Gothic, stepped halle
Flatow, Kremmen	Village Church[25]	1472	later additions, steeple altered in Gothic Revival style
Ketzür [de], Beetzseeheide, NE of Brandenburg city	Village Church [de][26]	2nd half of 13th century	central scheme, octagon, tower 15th century
Kleinmachnow, S of Berlin	Village Church [de][27]	1568–1600	very late Gothic, patronate of Hake family
Kränzlin [de; it], Märkisch Linden	Village Church [de][28]	late 13th century	building of boulders with windows and structured gable of brick; 1895/1896 Gothic revival tower; in ruins since 1970, provisionally stabilized 1998
Lehnin, SE of Brandenburg city	Lehnin Abbey	since end of 12th century, consecrated 1262 or 1270
Lenzen (Elbe) (Prignitz)	St. Catherine's Church [de]	14th century
	Stumpfer Turm ('Blunt Tower')		part of the former city gate Bergtor
Leuthen [de], Drebkau SW of Cottbus	Village Church [de][29][30]	1st half, tower 2nd half of 13th century	two representative stepped gables; tower replaced by Gothic Revival in 1854
Bad Liebenwerda	Parish Church of St. Nikolai [de]	14th and 16th centuries	simplified reconstraction before 1655
Lieberose	City Church	15th/16th century	since 1945 in ruins
Lübben (Spreewald)	Paul Gerhard Church [de]	1494–1550	latest Gothic; tower mid 15th century, nowadays plastered; originally St. Nicholas
Steinkirchen [de], Lübben (Spreewald)	St. Pankrace Church[31]	1st & 2nd half of 13th century	Romanesque brick church extended by a choir of granite with brick-framed windows
Luckau	St. Nikolai Church [de]	14th century
	Hausmannsturm ('Stewards Tower') next to the Georg Chapel [de]		octagonal Gothic tower with a Baroque top above square Romanesque basic section
	Red Tower [de; es]	13th/14, century	part of the lost Calauer Gate
Luckenwalde	St. John's Church [de; pl]	(about 1200), Gothic 2nd half of 15th century	hall church with two naves, lower walls partly of boulders; separate belfry, originally urban market tower, only bell storey Brick Gothic
Marienfließ (Prignitz)	Marienfließ Monastery [de][32][33]	14th century	Cistercian monastery church
Mittenwalde	St. Maurice Church [de]	14th–15th century	with remains of stone walls of a predecessor; steeple in Gothic Revival style 1877/78
	Spitalkapelle (Hospital Chapel)	1394
	Berliner Tor ('Berlin Gate')		upper section of the powder tower (lower walls of boulders) and arch (semi-ruin)
Mödlich [de], Lenzerwische Elbe river	Village Church [de][34]	1468–1500
Mühlberg	Marienstern Abbey[35]	since 1228	church and refectory Early Gothic brick buildings
Müncheberg	Parish Church of St. Mary [de]	15th century, predecessor 13th century	hall church with two naves, base partly of boulders, neoclassicist tower
	Berliner Tor ('Berlin Gate')		lower storeys partly of boulders
Bad Muskau	Bergsche Kirche ('Church of Berg [de]')	13th century	ruins; door and window framings of brick
Nauen	St. James' Church [de]	1st third of the 14th century	hall church
Nitzow [de] north of Havelberg	Village Church [de]	about 1400
Neuruppin	Trinity Church [de]	1st half 13th century	hall church, towers Gothic Revival style
Pechüle, Bardenitz [de], Treuenbrietzen	Village Church [de]	1st third 13th century	Romanesque apsis and Early Gothic nave built of brick, younger tower mainly from boulders
Perleberg, Prignitz	St. James' Church [de]	1280/90–1361, tower 15th century	hall church
Plaue (incorporated by Brandenburg city)	Village Church [de]	13th & 16th centuries	primarily Romanesque, then extended to a Late Gothic hall with two naves, further additions im 18th century
Prenzlau	St. Mary's Church
Pritzwalk	St. Nikolai Church [de]	since 1256, modernizations since 1501	some walls of boulders; steeple in Gothic Revival style
Rathenow	Church of St. Mary and St. Andrew	14th & 16th century	first parts 13th century, tower 19th century
Rottstock (to Brück)	Village Church [de][36]	15th century	mainly boulders, only eastern gable of the nave (above the choir) of brick
Sachsendorf [de], Lindendorf, Oderbruch	Village Church [de][37]	1514–1519	tower after WW II restored without uppermost storey
Selbelang [de], Paulinenaue, Havelland	St. Nikolai Church [de][38]	2nd^[permanent dead link‍] half of 15th century	tower 1597, windows enlarged in 1862
Senftenberg	Ss. Peter and Paul Church [de]	end 14th to early 15 th century	only szteeple of brick
Templin	St. Georg Chapel, of the St. Georg Hospital [de]	late 14th century	former hospital church
	Berliner Tor [de] Prenzlauer Tor [de] Mühlentor [de] Pulverturm	14th century	remaining completely preserved town wall made of fieldstone
Teupitz	Church of the Holy Spirit [de]	1346	aisleless church with a flat ceiling, gables of the tower and other parts altered in the 19th century
Tremmen, Ketzin	Village Church [de]	15th century	originally pilgrimage; 1724 Baroque upper sections and roofs of the steeples
Treuenbrietzen	St. Mary's Church [de]	1220–early 16th century	begun as a Romanesque basilica of boulders, clerestory of brick, Brick Gothic vaults and steeple
	St. Nikolai Church [de]		Romanesque-Gothic intermediate style
Werben/Wjerbno (Spree-Neiße)	Village Church [de][39]	1st^[permanent dead link‍] half of 15th century	after damage in WW II. simplified reconstruction
Bad Wilsnack	Church of the Holy Blood		major place of pilgrimages in Northern Germany until the 16th century
Wittstock/Dosse	St. Mary's Church [de]	13th to 15th century
	Bishop's Castle [de; sv]	since 1244	the donjon, one gate and parts of the circular wall have been preserved
	Gröpertor ('Gröper Gate')[40]	14th century, enlarged in 1530	last surviving gate of originally three gates of an almost complete circular town wall
	Daberburg [de] Castle	betw. 1438 & 1475	altering restoration of the donjon, rest lost
	Village Church Wulfersdorf [de]	16th century	stepped eastern gable some frames of a church mainly built of boulders; Renaissance tower
Wriezen	St. Mary's Church [de]	15th century	since 1945 ruins; predescendant from the 13th century
Wusterhausen/Dosse	Ss. Peter and Paul Church [de]	13th/15th century	choir of brick, nave and steeple mixed with an exceptional combination in the walls of the steeple
Zachow [de], Ketzin/Havel	Village Church [de][41]	15th^[permanent dead link‍] century	except of the eastern gable altered to simple Baroque in early 18th century
Ziesar	Ziesar Castle [de]	brick since 1213	chapel (1470) courtside and upper walls of other buildings Storchenturm ('Stork Tower')

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Mecklenburg in 1880

–Database links:

• D-NO = Dehio List of Monuments 1906 – Northeast of that time German Empire (in German), digital Library of Heidelberg University–

The distinction between Mecklenburg and Vorpommern (Hither Pomerania) follows the historical borders, the borders of presentday districts do not. Therefore, the list of Mecklenburg shows some buildings in Vorpommern-Rügen district, and the list of Hither Pomerania without Rügen shows some buildings in Mecklenburgische Seenplatte district.

Mecklenburg

Place	Building	Time of construction	Notes	Image
Alt Bukow, Rostock district	Village Church [de]	15th century	including relics of an older church of boulders
Altkalen (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	2nd half of 13th century
Alt Karin, Carinerland (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	13th/14th century
Alt Meteln (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	2nd half of 13th century
Alt Panstorf, Malchin (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Church ruin [de]	14th century	decay since end 19th century
Alt Schönau [de; it], Peenehagen (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church [de]	14th century	building of boulders with windows & decorated gable triangle of brick
Bäbelin, Züsow (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	15th century	tower inclusive its base 1872
Bargensdorf [de], Burg Stargard (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church [de][42]		western gable triangle (partly hidden by the wooden tower) decorated of brick, windows enlarged in end 18th century
Basedow, south of Malchin (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church [de]	brick 15th century	13th century boulders
Basse, Lühburg, Walkendorf (Rostock district)	Village Church [de; fr]	13th/14th century
Beidendorf [de], Bobitz (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	13th or early 14th century
Belitz, Prebberede (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	nave since 1270, tower 15th century
Below, Techentin (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	Village Church [de]	1483	mainly of boulders; buttresses and poor window framings of brick
Bentwisch (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	13th–early 14th century	base of boulders; aisleless
Berendshagen, Satow, SW of Rostock	Village Church [de]	15th century ?
Bernitt (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	13th century, tower 15th century	only gable triangles and windows & gates of brick
Bibow (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	1st half of 14th century
Boddin (Rostock district)	St. Nikolai Church [de][43]	1288	Gothic Revival alterations
Börzow, Stepenitztal (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	mid 15th century	southern chapel added in 1738, northern about 1900
Bössow [de] Warnow municipality, near Grevesmühlen	Village Church [de]	about 1310
Brüel (Ludwigslust-Parchim district)	City Church [de]	13th century	aisleless
Bülow [de], Schorssow (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	nave 13th, tower 15th century
Bützow	Collegiate Church [de]	mid 13th to 2nd half of 14th century	hall church
Cammin, Burg Stargard (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church[44]		Early Gothic building of boulders with few Romanesque elements and some decoration of brick
Chemnitz [de], Blankenhof (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church[45]	about 1305	building of boulders, windows (probably renewed) and (eastern) gable decoration of brick, western gabel new of brick
Cramon, Cramonshagen (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de][46]	14th century	separate tower 1844
Crivitz	City Church [de]	end of 14th century
Dambeck [de], Bobitz (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	14th century
Damm, Parchim	Village Church[47]	late 15th century
Damshagen (Klützer Winkel) (Nordwestmecklenburg)	St. Thomas Church [de]	early 14th century	reconstruction & tower about 1730
Dassow (Nordwestmecklenburg)	St. Nikolai Church [de]	13th century	flat ceiling since 1632, only choir and tower of brick
Dargun (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Dargun Abbey	1225–1270
Demen, near Crivitz (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	Village Church [de]	late 13th & mid 14th century
Deven, Groß Plasten (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church [de]	14th/15th century	decorated gable triangles, edges and windows of brick
Diedrichshagen, Rüting (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]
Dobbertin Abbey		founded about 1220	church massively altered in Gothic Revival style, convent buildings partly plastered and partly half timbered
Bad Doberan	Doberan Minster	1291–1368	former Cistercian monastic church; basilica
	Althof Chapel [de; es]	14th century	western façade Gothic Revival
Dorf Mecklenburg (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	14th century	originally neighbour of the ducal castle; temporarily altered in Baroque style, re-gothisized in 19th century
Dreveskirchen, Blowatz (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	2nd half of 13th century
Elmenhorst [de], Kalkhorst (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	13th century
Friedland	St. Mary's Church [de]		Hall church
	St. Nikolai Church		ruins since WW.II
	Wiekhaus [de] Fischerburg ('guard house Fisherman's Castle')
	Anklamer Tor [de] ('Anklam Gate')
	Neubrandenburger Tor [de] ('Neubrandenburg Gate')
Friedrichshagen [de], Upahl (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	(14th or) 15th century
Gadebusch	City Church [de]	1210 – early 15th century	started in late Romanesque style, one of the earliest hall churches in northern Germany
	Town Hall [de]	1340, altered in 1618	outside mainly Renaissance and early Baroque
Gägelow, Sternberg (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	Village Church [de]	1260–1270	vaulted
Gammelin near Ludwigslust	Village Church [de][48]	about 1335
Garwitz, Lewitzrand (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	Village Church [de]	15th century	brick with some boulders
Gnoien (Rostock district)	St. Mary's Church [de]	13th century 1445
Goldberg (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	City Church [de]	1290	restored (nave rebuilt) after fire by a lightning in 1643
Goldebee [de; fr], Benz (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de][49]	15th century	tower rebuilt in modern style in the 20th century
Grabow on Elde river	St. George's Church [de]	late 13th/14th century	hall church, damage fire in 1715; tower base 15th century of stone, top of brick 1906–1910
Gressow [de], Gägelow west of Wismar	Village Church [de]	14th century
Grevesmühlen	St. Nikolai Church [de]	13th century	Romanesque-Gothic intermediate style
Groß Brütz, Brüsewitz NW near Schwerin	Village Church [de]	consecrated 1456
Groß Eichsen, Mühlen Eichsen NW of Schwerin	Village Church [de]	1st half of 14th century	founded by the Order of St John
Groß Gievitz, Peenehagen (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church [de][50]		decorated gable triangle, gate and (partly renewed) windows of brick; pointed arch vaults without ribs
Groß Lukow, Penzlin (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church[51]	tower 14th or 15th century	nave 1866
Groß Salitz, Krembz (Nordwestmecklenburg)	St. Mary's Church [de]	about 1280	basilica
Groß Trebbow, Klein Trebbow, north of Schwerin	Village Church [de]	roof 1402
Groß Tessin, Glasin NE of Neukloster	Village Church [de]	nave 1298–1345	tower 1741
Groß Varchow [de], Möllenhagen NE of lake Müritz	Village Church [de]	since 1276 ?	lower wall sections partly of boulders
Güstrow	Güstrow Dom (actually not a Dom (cathedral) but a collegiate church)	early 13th to late 15th century	hall church
	St. Mary's Church [de; pl]		hall church
Hanstorf [de], Satow	Village Church [de]	13th/14th century	started of boulders, completed of brick
Herrnburg, Lüdersdorf	Village Church [de]	13th, 15th, 16th century
Hohen Luckow, Satow	Village Church [de]	14th century	restored after fire in 1934
Hohenkirchen coast of Lübeck Bay	Village Church [de]	mid 15th century	aisleless, vaulted
Hohen Mistorf, Alt Sührkow (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	choir since 1280, nave 14th, tower 15th century
Hohen Sprenz (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	1261–1458	partly boulders with brick decoration, partly brick
Hohen Viecheln northern end of Lake Schwerin	Village Church [de]	1310–1320	hall church
Holzendorf [de], Groß Miltzow (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church [de][52]	15th century
Holzendorf, Kuhlen-Wendorf (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	Village Church [de]	end 15th century	choir and windows Gothic Revival
Hornstorf (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	14th/15th century
Jabel W of Waren (Müritz) (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church [de]	14th century & 1868	except of sacristy and lower part of the tower Gothic Revival
Kalkhorst Klützer Winkel (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	13th/14th century
Kambs, Vorbeck (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	choir 1289, porch about 1500	northern side of the choir of boulders; nave Gothic Revival
Karow, Plau am See (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	Village Church[53]	late 15th century	eastern part of brick, western part mainly of boulders, transept and all gables Gothic Revival
Kessin, Dummerstorf (Rostock district)	St. Godehard Church [de]	choir 1269, nave about 1360	choir boulders with brick decoration, nave all of brick
Kirch Grambow [de], Wedendorfersee (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	13th century	at least windows of the nave later altered
Kirch Kogel [de], Reimershagen (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	13th & early 14th century
Kirch Mulsow (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	14th century	tower 18th century
Kirch Mummendorf [de], Stepenitztal (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	2nd half of 13th century
Kirch Stück, Klein Trebbow (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	about 1280
Klinken, Lewitzrand (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	Village Church [de]	choir 1300, aisles end 14th century	asymmetrical stepped hall church (southern aisle demolished in 1804)
Kloster Tempzin near Brüel (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	Monastery Tempzin [de]	church early 15th century, warm house 1496	Hospital Brothers of St. Anthony
Klütz	St. Mary's Church [de]	since 12th century	choir (also brick) Romanesque, nave and steeple Gothic
Kraak, Rastow near Ludwigslust	Village Church[54][55]	14th / early 15th century
Krakow am See (Rostock district)	City Church [de][56]	1250	reconstruction after fire about 1700
Kröpelin	City Church [de]	13th/14th century	aisleless
Kröslin Vorpommern-Greifswald	Village Church [de]	13th century
Kühlungsborn (Rostock district)	St. John's Church [de]	13th century	boulders with few decorations of brick
Kuppentin, Gallin-Kuppentin (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	Village Church [de]	choir of brick 1284, nave of boulders & few brick 1337, wooden tower 1556
Laage	City Church [de]	13th–15th century	hall church, lower sections partly of boulders
Lambrechtshagen (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	14th century	choir boulders with brick, nave mainly, tower all brick
Lancken, Rom (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	Village Church[57]	14th/15th century	windows gate and decorated western gable tringe of brick, else mixture of boulders & brick
Levitzow, Sukow-Levitzow (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	end 13th century	Late Gothic eastern gable triangle, Renaissance additions
Lichtenhagen, Elmenhorst/Lichtenhagen (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	late 13th & 14th century	hall church
Lübsee [de], Menzendorf (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	1236–1263	Tower Gothic Revival
Lübz	City Church [de]	about 1570	outside Late Gothic, inside Renaissance, aisleless with wooden barrel vaults
Ludorf, Südmüritz (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church [de]	13th/14th century	octagonal footplan
Lüdershagen, Hoppenrade (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	13th century	Romaesque & Gothic; boulders & some brick
Lüssow near Güstrow (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	13th century	boulders & some brick; upper tower 15th century, all brick
Malchin	St. John's Church [de]	from 1397	Basilica
	Kalensches Tor [de] ('Kalen Gate')	15th century
	Steintor [de] ('Stone Gate')	15th century	1893/94 demolished and restored
	Fangelturm [de] (tower)	15th century, attic 16th century	part of the fortifications, later used as a prison
Marlow	City Church [de]	13th & 15th century	nave mainly Romanesque, tower Gothic
Mestlin	Village Church [de][58]	about 1250 and about 1370	choir Romanesque of boulders, nave Gothic hall
Mollenstorf, Penzlin (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church[59]	14th century	brick with some boulders
Mühlen Eichsen on Stepenitz river (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	14th century
Müsselmow, Kuhlen-Wendorf (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	Village Church [de]	restored in 1502	modest brick walls, no buttresses
Nätebow, Bollewick near Röbel (Müritz) (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church [de]	early 14th century	tower Gothic Revival
Neubrandenburg	Marienkirche (St. Mary's Church)	2nd half 13th century
	St. John's Church [de]	1st half 14th century	hall church, former Franciscan friary
	Town fortifications, e.g. Stargarder Tor [de], Treptower Tor [de], Neues Tor [de; ru] ('Stargard Gate', 'Treptow Gate', 'New Gate')	after 1300 until early 15th century
Neubukow (Rostock district)	City Church [de]	13th century	Early Gothic
Neuburg (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	1200–1244	very early Gothic, begun in Romanesque style (closed round low arcades below the windows)
Neukloster (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Monastery Church Neukloster[60][61]	begun 1219, slow progress	Romanesque & Gothic; Evangelical former abbey church
Neustadt-Glewe	Alte Burg [de] ('Old Castle')	13th–17th century
	St. Mary's Church [de]	14th/18th century	simplified reconstruction after a great fire of 1728
Parchim	St. George's Church [de]	since 1289	hall church
	St. Mary's Church [de]	14th century	hall church
	St. Bartholomew's Chapel [de]	about 1350	several alterations, now a private home
Parkentin, Bartenshagen-Parkentin (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	13th & 14th century	boulders & brick
Parum, Dümmer (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	Village Church[62]	15th & 19th centuries	wooden tower, only (western) nave medieval, windows, transept and choir Gothic Revival
Passee NE of Neukloster (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	early 14th century	rib vaults
Penzlin (Meck. Lakes distr.)	St. Mary's Church [de]	14th century	hall church
	Alte Burg [de][63] ('Old Castle')	begun before 14th century	reconstruction after centuries of decay, only ground flour & basement walls medieval
Perlin (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	13th century	structured brick gable and edges of brick on a building of boulders
Petersdorf, Woldegk (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church	15th century	building of boulders with various decorations of brick, tower Gothic Revival
Petschow, Lieblingshof, Dummerstorf (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	13th century	boulders & few brick, early Gothic
Pinnow, near Schwerin	Village Church[64]	14th century	tower and base of the walls of boulders
Plau am See (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	St. Mary's Church [de]	13th & 14th century	nave Romanesque & Gothic hall church, choir Gothic Revival
Kirchdorf [de], Poel (Poel Island)	Village Church [de]	tower 13th century, nave 14th century	aisleless, vaults
Pokrent (Lützow-Lübstorf) (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	late 16th century
Prestin [de], Bülow east of Crivitz (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	Village Church [de]	14th–15th centuries	building of boulders with a little medieval brick and restoration by brick and framework in 1704
Proseken [de], Gägelow near Wismar	Village Church [de]	2nd half of 13th century	tower 15 th century
Rehna	Monastery Rehna [de]	13th century & 2nd fourth 15th century	Late Gothic adaption of the originally Late Romanesque church
Rerik	St. John's Church [de]	after 1250	hall church
Retgendorf [de], Dobin am See NE of Lake Schwerin	Village Church [de]	1st half of 14th century
Rethwisch, Börgerende-Rethwisch (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	early 14th century	brick & some boulders
Rittermannshagen, Faulenrost (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church [de]	choir 1300	stepped western gable Gothic revival
Ritzerow near Stavenhagen (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church[65]	eastern parts 15th century	eastern parts brick & boulders, western parts and decorations of the eastern parts Gothic Revival
Röbel southwest coast of lake Müritz	St. Nikolai Church [de]	13th century – about 1500	hall church
Roggendorf Nordwestmecklenburg near Ratzeburg	Village Church [de]	early 15th century	building of boulders with structured brick gable triangles and few other birck
Roggenstorf near Grevesmühlen (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	about 1325
Rostock	St. Mary's Church	after 1290 & after 1398	two phases of construction, basilica, footplan of a Greek cross
	St. Nikolai Church [de; pl]	present form after 1400
	St. Peter's Church	about 1325 – early 15th century
	Town Hall [de; it; zh]	core about 1230, Gothic façade after 1300	since 1729 largely hidden by Baroque structure
	Abbey of the Holy Cross	1st half 14th century	former Cistercian nunnery
	House in the Kröpeliner Straße [de]	Late 15th century	former parsonage, now library Stadtbibliothek Rostock [de]
	Kerkhoff House [de]	3rd quarter 15th century	originally a citizen's house, now municipal office
	Kröpeliner Tor [de; it] ('Kröpelin Gate')	13th to 16th century
	Kuhtor [de; fr] ('Cow Gate')	13th century
Ruchow, Mustin (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	Village Church [de]	13th–15th centuries	building of boulders with windows, gate and decorated gable triangles of brick
Russow, Rerik (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	about 1300	integrated tower Gothic revival
Satow (Rostock district)	Church ruin[66]	13th century	given up for decay
Schönberg	St. Lawrence's Church [de]	existent before 1235, enlarged after 1324	since restoration after fire in 1601 a pseudo-basilica with flat ceilings
Schorrentin, Neukalen (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church [de][67]	about 1300	tower 1767
Schwaan	St. Paul's Church [de]	1st half 13th century u. 15th century	nave mainly Romanesque, aisleless; steeple Gothic, 1840 Neoclassic alterations
Schwerin	Cathedral	c. 1280 – c. 1420	Basilica; western tower 19th century
Serrahn [de], Kuchelmiß (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	2nd half of 13th century	most of the tower medieval, most of the nave Gothic Revival
Slate [de], Parchim	Village Church [de]	last Q. of 14th century	nave of brick, tower of boulders with edges of brick
Stäbelow SW of Rostock	Village Church [de]	end 13th century[68]	aisleless, vaults, tower newer and of yellow brick
Steffenshagen (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	late 13th century	terra cotta friezes; western three bays & tower 19th century
Burg Stargard south of Neubrandenburg	Stargard Castle	12th & mid 13th century
Sternberg northeast of Schwerin	City Church [de]	1309–1322	hallchurch
Suckow, Ruhner Berge SE of Schwerin	Village Church [de]	late 16th century	predecessor early 14th century
Sülstorf (Ludwigslust-Parchim) south of Schwerin	Village Church [de]	15th century	Knights Hospitaller
Bad Sülze (Vorpommern-Rügen)	City Church [de]	about mid 13th century
Tarnow (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	14th century
Tessin east-southeast of Rostock	City Church [de]	14th century	basilica, choir partly of boulders, entrance hall Gothic Revival style
Teterow	St. Peter and St. Paul Church [de]	since 1215; tower before 1450	basilica
	Town gates Rostocker Tor [de] ('Rostock Gate'), Malchiner Tor [de] ('Malchin Gate')	14th century
Thulendorf (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	13th century, choir 15th century	boulders & some brick
Vorbeck, Gneven (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	Village Church[69]		eastern gable Early Gothic, other parts Baroque or Gothic revival
Waren (Müritz)	St. George's Church [de]	14th century	basilica; Gothic Revival alterations
	St. Mary's Church [de]	Gothic parts 14th century	choir 13th century of stone
Wamckow, Kobrow (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	Village Church [de]	2nd half of 15th century	building of boulders with edges & windows of brick
Wanzka, Blankensee S of Neubrandenburg	Monastery Wanzka [de; fr]	1275–1290	former Cistercian nunnery
Wattmannshagen, Lalendorf (Rostock district)	Village Church [de]	1260 & 1283
Weltzin, Burow (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church [de]	15th or 16th century	lower parts of the walls with boulders, long sides of the nave partly renewed in 16th or 17th century
Westenbrügge [de], Biendorf (Rostock district)	Village Church [de][70]	13th century	cross-shaped footplan, elegant southern gable
Wiendorf near Schwaan (Rostock district)	Village Church[71]
Wismar	St. George's Church [de; fa; pl]	oldest part about 1300, completed in 15th century	after partial collapse of the WW. II ruin in 1990, reconstruction until 2010; a principal example of Brick Gothic
	Church of the Holy Spirit [de; pl]	1220–1226	church of the medieval hospital
	St Nicholas Church	1380 – 2nd half of 15th century	basilica with an older predecessor; galleries of large terracotta sculptures in the southern gable
	St. Mary's Church [de; pl; zh]	after 1339 – 15th century	World War II damage, nave dynamited in 1960, only tower preserved
	Alter Schwede, Wismar [de; fr]	about 1380	private house, now restaurant
	Archidiakonat [de; fr] ('Archdeacons's House')	mid 15th century	private house
	Wassertor [de; fr] ('Water Gate')	3rd quarter 15th century
Wittenburg	St. Bartholomew's Church [de]	1240–1287	started in Romanesque style
	Former castle with Amtsberg Tower [de]		middling storey of brick, upper storey modern, other parts of the castle ruins or ground structures
	City fortifications with watchtowers, e.g. Amtsberg Tower, Hunger Tower [de], Stork Tower [de]
Woldegk	St. Peter's Church [de][72]	1250, Schiff 1442	hall nave of brick, choir & tower of boulders
Woosten [de], Goldberg (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	Village Church [de]	mid 13th / early 14th century	pure brick
Zapel near Crivitz (Ludwigslust-Parchim)	Village Church[73]	early 14th century ?	walls of boulders, windows & buttresses of brick, timber-framed tower
Zarrentin on lake Schaalsee	Monastery Zarrentin [de; fr]	church primarily Romanesque of stone about 1240, Brick Gothic enlargements about 1310 and 1460 convent building 15th century or earlier
Zieslübbe, Domsühl near Parchim	Village Church[74]	late 15th century
Zittow, Leezen east coast of Lake Schwerin	Village Church [de]	since mid 13th century	brick: gable of the Early Gothic choir, Late Gothic porch, Baroque & retrospective tower
Zurow SE of Wismar (Nordwestmecklenburg)	Village Church [de]	end 13th century

Rügen island

Place	Building	Time of construction	Notes	Image
Altefähr near Stralsund	St. Nikolai Church [de]
Altenkirchen northern Rügen	Village Church [de][75]	about 1200	Danish building, apse & choir Romanesque, nave Early Gothic, pseudo-basilica
Bergen auf Rügen	St. Mary's Church [de; pl]	Gothic 1380 and after 1445	basilica, 1180–1193 built of brick in Romanesque style, founded by the Princes of Rügen, projected as a cathedral, temporarily monastic church of Benedictine or Cistercian nuns
Bessin, Rambin	Bessin Chapel [de]	1482	octagon
Bobbin [de], Glowe	St. Paul's Church [de]	about 1400
Garz/Rügen	St. Peter's Church [de]	13th & 15th century	aisleless, vaulted
Gingst	St. James' Church [de]	15th century	altering reconstruction after fire of 1726
Groß Zicker [de], Mönchgut	Village Church [de]	before 1360
Gustow	Village Church [de]	choir 1250, nave 15th century
Kasnevitz [de], Putbus	St. James' Church [de]	2nd half of 14th century	tower 1768
Landow, Dreschvitz	Village Church	1312
Lancken-Granitz	St. Andrew's Church [de]	15th century
Poseritz	St. Mary's Church [de]	1302–1325	aisleless
Prohn NW of Stralsund	Village Church [de][76]	mid 13th to mid 14th century	2-naved hall church
Rambin	St. John's Church [de]	since before 1300
Rappin	St. Andrew's Church [de]	c. 1300 & c. 1400
Sagard	St. Michael's Church [de]	c. 1400 & 1500	choir (replaced) and tower (added) of an originally Romanesque building of 1210
Schaprode	St. John's Church [de]	Romanesque early 13th century, Gothic about 1450	apse Romanesque, choir Romanesque wizh Gothic alterations, nave Gothic
Swantow [de], Poseritz	St. Stephen's Church [de][77]	late 15th century	predecessor mentioned in 1294
Trent	St. Catherine's Church [de]	14th century
Vilmnitz [de], Putbus	Village Church [de; sv][78]	mid 13th – 15th century	choir & sacristy Early Gothic, nave & tower Late Gothic
Waase [de], Ummanz	St. Mary's Church [de]	14th/15th century
Zudar peninsula	St. Lawrence's Church [de]	14th century

Hither Pomerania without Rügen

Place	Building	Time of construction	Notes	Image
Abtshagen, Wittenhagen	Church of the Holy Spirit [de]	1380	inside facilities from 19th century
Altentreptow (Meck. Lakes distr.)	St. Peter's Church [de]	mid 13th to 1st half 14th century	Hall church
	Demminer Tor [de] ('Demmin Gate')	about 1450
	Neubrandenburger Tor [de] ('Neubrandenburg Gate')	about 1450
Anklam	St. Mary's Church [de; sv]	2nd half 13th to late 14th century	hall church; planned with two towers, not completed, thus asymmetric
	St. Nikolai Church [de]	14th century	heavily damaged in 1945, reconstruction after late start now almost perfect
	Steintor [de; ru] ('Stone Gate')	13th/14th century
Barth	St. Mary's Church [de; sv]
	St. George's Church	1380	former hospital, now center of Bible studies [de]
	Dammtor [de] ('Dam Gate')
Behrenhoff (Vorpommern-Greifswald)	Village Church [de]
Bodstedt, Fuhlendorf (Vorpommern-Rügen)	St. Ubald's Church [de]	1465	former pilgrimage
Brandshagen, Sundhagen (Vorpommern-Rügen)	St. Mary's Church [de]	choir 13th, nave 14th century	hall church, Cistercian
Franzburg	Castle Church [de]	about 1300, since 1583, 1876/77	originally a transept of Neuenkamp Abbey Church, then a palace church, finally since 17th century a town church; 16th century to 1876 flat roof, stepped gable 19th century Gothic Revival style; hall with tribunes
Gramzow, Krusenfelde (Vorpommern-Greifswald)	Village Church [de]		step by step reduced in 18th & 19th centuries
Greifswald	St. Mary's Church [de; pl]	1330 to early 15th century	hall church
	St. Nikolai	mid 14th to 1st quarter 15th century	basilica
	St. James' Church [de; pl]	First mentioned 1280, renovation circa 1400	Early Gothic hall church
	House at Markt 11 [de]	probably after 1400	one of the most richly decorated 'citizen's houses' (Bürgerhaus [de]) in Northern Germany
municipality of Greifswald	Eldena Abbey	1225–1265, additions until 1350	former Cistercian monastery, now in ruins
Grimmen	St. Mary's Church [de]	since 1275	hall church
	Town Hall [de]	14th century	tower Baroque
	Kaland House [de]	about 1450
	Three city gates: Stralsunder Tor [de] ('Stralsund Gate'), Mühlentor [de] ('Mill Gate'), Greifswalder Tor [de] ('Greifswald Gate')	14th century
Horst, Sundhagen	Village Church [de]	14th/15th century	aisleless, lower parts of the tower also of boulders
Groß Kiesow (Vorpommern-Greifswald)	Village Church [de]
Hanshagen (Vorpommern-Greifswald)	Village Church [de]
Hohendorf, Wolgast (Vorpommern-Greifswald)	Village Church [de]
Kagenow [de], Neetzow-Liepen (Vorpommern-Greifswald)	Village Church [de]		enlarged by boulders; was temporarily plastered
Kartlow [de; fr], Kruckow (Vorpommern-Greifswald)	St. John's Church [de]	1249	stepped gables and tower Gothic Revival 1860–1870
Katzow (Vorpommern-Greifswald)	St. John's Church [de]	about 1300
Kemnitz (Vorpommern-Greifswald)	Holy Cross Church [de]	14th century	tower Gothic Revival
Kirchdorf, Sundhagen	Village Church [de]	14th century
Klempenow Castle (Meck. Lakes distr.)		13th century ff.
Krien (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church [de]	since 1280	choir today plastered except the gables of the choir (lower part) and the vestry
Kröslin (Vorpommern-Greifswald)	Village Church [de]	13th century
Lassan	St. John's Church [de]	13th century	inside columns and vaults partly renewed in 1883
Löcknitz	Castle		1250–1479 several changes of control; simple donjon and some outer walls preserved and re-completed
Lüssow, Gützkow (Vorpommern-Greifswald)	Village Church [de]	15th century?	massive alterations 1877/1878
Morgenitz [de; pl], Mellenthin Usedom	Village Church [de]	about 1500
Neu Boltenhagen (Vorpommern-Greifswald)	St. Mary's Church [de]	brick 14th century
Neuenkirchen (Vorpommern-Greifswald)	Village Church [de]	13th/14th century
Nossendorf NW of Demmin (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church [de][79][80]	13th century	lower parts of boulders
Pasewalk	St. Mary's Church [de]	14th century	hall church; tower collapsed in 1983/84 and replaced since 1988 using concrete
	Holy Spirit Hospital [de]	13th century	Romanesque-Gothic; relics of a medieval hot air heating
	Elendenhaus [de]	1350s	originally a pilgrims' hostal
	St. Nikolai Church [de]	since 12th century, brick early 16th century	gabel and attached arches of a building mainly built of boulders; alterations in Renaissance and Gothic Revival style
	town fortifications	15th century	Mühlentor [de] ('Mill Gate') Prenzlauer Tor [de] ('Prenzlau Gate') Kiek in de Mark [de] (fortified tower) Pulverturm [de] (powder tower)
Reinkenhagen [de], Sundhagen (Vorpommern-Rügen)	Village Church [de]	brick about 1400	begun in 13th century 1300 by boulders; reconstructions of nave & tower after 30 Years War
Ribnitz-Damgarten (Ribnitz historically to Mecklenburg)	St. Bartholomew's Church [de]	brick 15th century	Gothic enlargement of a Romanesque stone building. The tower is Gothic Revival.
	Rostocker Tor [de] ('Rostock Gate')
	Church of the former Monastery Ribnitz [de]
	St. Mary's Church [de]
Richtenberg	St. Nikolai Church [de]	13th cent., brick 15th century	stepped hall of brick, choir of boulders
Rubkow (Vorpommern-Greifswald)	Village Church [de]	2nd half of 14th century	choir & windows of visible brick, walls of boulders
Sassen, Sassen-Trantow (Vorpommern-Greifswald)	Village Church [de]	13th & 15th century	eastern part boulders & brick, western part brick
Schmarsow [de], Kruckow (Vorpommern-Greifswald)	Village Church [de]	about 1400
Schönfeld (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church [de]	choir of brick & boulders about 1400, nave of pure brick Gothic Revival
Starkow, Velgast	St. George's Church [de]	13th century	basilica
Steinfurth, Karlsburg (Vorpommern-Greifswald)	Church ruin [de]	early 14th century	collapsed 1664
Stoltenhagen, Grimmen	Village Church[81]	13th century
Stralsund	St. Nicholas Church	about 1270 to early 15th century	Main church of Stralsund
	Town Hall [de; es; fr; pl]	13th and 14th centuries	several phases of construction
	St. Mary's Church	1382/84 to late 15th century	second largest brick church in Hanseatic region, basilica
	Holy Ghost Church [de]	14th century	hall church, western façade Gothic Revival
	St. James' Church [de; fr; pl]	after 1300 and after 1400	basilica with older predescendants
	Monastery of St. John [de]	early 14th century	former Franciscan friary, hall church
	Wulflam House [de; fr; pl]
	Monastery of St. Catherine [de; pl]	c. 1250–1300	former Dominican monastery
Strasburg (Uckermark)	St. Mary's Church [de]	about 1250, brick since 1450	begun of boulders, nave (hall church) of brick
Reinberg, Sundhagen	Village Church	13th–14th century
Trantow [de; pl], Sassen-Trantow (Vorpommern-Greifswald)	Village Church [de]	about 1400
Tribsees on Trebel river	St. Thomas Church [de; fr]
	Mühlentor [de] ('Mill Gate')
	Steintor [de] ('Stone Gate')
Usedom (town)	Anklamer Tor [de] ('Anklam Gate')	about 1450
Velgast	Christ Church [de]	13th & 15th century	aisleless
Voigdehagen [de], Stralsund Vorpommern-Rügen	Village Church [de]	15th century	predecessor 13th century
Wildberg NW of Neubrandenburg (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church [de]	Early Gothic choir late 13th century of brick on a base of boulders, Gothic/Renaissance nave 16th century of boulders with few brick
Wolgast on Peenestrom strait	St. Peter's Church [de; it; pl]	1280–1350	basilica
	St. Gertrude's Chapel [de]	15th century	12 corners central building
Wolkow, Wildberg (Meck. Lakes distr.)	Village Church [de]	13th century built of fieldstone, western part of the nave renewed of brick late 19th century
Zirchow on Usedom island	St. James' Church [de; pl]	15th century	tower of brick and boulders; nave 13th century of boulders

Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg

Place	Building	Main period of construction	Special features	Image
Ahrensbök	St. Mary's Church [de]	about 1400	1409–1584 church of a Carthusian monastery
Behlendorf (District of Duchy of Lauenburg)	Village Church [de]	mid 13th century	boulders with decorations of brick; tower and some windows 1893
Berkenthin	St. Mary Magdalene's Church [de]	since 1230
Böel (Schleswig-Flensburg)	St. Ursula's Church [da; de][82]	Gothic end 15th century	tower and windows of an originally romanesque church of 1st third of 13th century
Bordesholm	Bordesholm Monastery [de] Church	1309–1332	former Augustine monastery
Bad Bramstedt	St. Mary Magdalene's Church [de]	early 14th century
Büchen	St. Mary's Church [de]	brick 15th century	Gothic brick choir at an older nave from the 12th century
Büsum Northern Frisia	St. Clement's Church [de]	15th century	washed
Cismar	Cismar Abbey	13th century	former Benedictine monastery, one of the first institutions in Holstein to join the Reformation
Deezbüll, Niebüll Northern Frisia	Church of the Apostles [da; de]	14th century
Eckernförde	St. Nikolai Church [da; de; sv]	brick 1521–1530	Stepped hall
Eutin	St. Michael's Church [de]	1st third 13th century, altered in 14th and 15th centuries
Burg, Fehmarn Island	St. Nicholas Church	13th and 15th century	hall church
	St. George's Chapel [de]	13th century	Lepra chapel
Bannesdorf [de], Fehmarn Island	St. John's Church [de]	13th century
Landkirchen [de; sv], Fehmarn Island	St. Peter's Church [de]	about 1230	hall church, Romanesque-Gothic intermediate style
Petersdorf [de], Fehmarn Island	St. John's Church [de]	13th century
Flensburg	Holy Ghost Church [da; de; fr; sv]
	St. Mary's Church [da; de; sv]
	St. Nikolai Church [da; de; fr; sv]	two phases, between 1390 and 1480
	Nordertor
	Former Franciscan Monastery [da; de; sv]
	Nikolai pharmacy [de]	1490	oldest profane building of Flensburg painted but not plastered
Gettorf	St. George's Church [de]	1250–1494	begun in Romanesque style
Grömitz (seaside of Ostholstein)	St. Nikolai Church [de][83]	1230 & 15th century	Gothic from the beginning, boulders with additions of brick, such as upper eastern gable, tower 15th century
Großenbrode (Ostholstein)	St. Catherine's Church [de]		1232 begun by boulders
Groß Grönau (District of Duchy of Lauenburg)	St. Willehad's Church [de][84]	mid – late 13th century
Grube (seaside of Ostholstein)	St. George's Church [de]	about 1460	begun about 1230, tower collapsed in 1718
Grundhof (Schleswig-Flensburg)	St. Mary's Church [da; de]	brick 15th century	tower, porch & revisio of windows on a Romanesque church of boulders from 12th century
Hamberge (Stormarn)	Village Church [de]	1327/1328
Hamburg	St. Petri
	St. Catherine's Church
	St. James' Church
Hamburg-Bergedorf	Bergedorf Castle [de; it; sv]	14th century & later	alterations especially in Renaissance and Historism
Heiligenhafen	City Church [de]	1250	Romanesque-Gothic intermediate style[85]
Hemme (Dithmarschen)	St. Mary's Church [de][86]	14th century	loss of most pointed arches (17th century ?), washed
Itzehoe (Steinburg)	Monastery Itzehoe [da; de]	since 1263	Cistercian nunnery; only preserved Gothic brick building is the cloister beside St. Laurentii
Karby Schwansen (Rendsburg-Eckernförde)	Village Church [de][87]	2nd half of 13th century
Katharinenheerd Eiderstedt peninsula	St. Catherine's Church [de]	brick since ?	begun 1113
Keitum Sylt island	St. Severin	nave 1216, tower c. 1450	nave with Gothic modernizations, different kinds of stone, little brick; tower all brick
Kiel	St. Nikolai	13th, 14th, 16th century	simplified reconstruction after WW. II
Lauenburg	St. Mary Magdalene's Church [de]	brick about 1300	base of boulders, nave Brick Gothic, tower & chor Gothic Revival style
	Castle Tower [de]	1477
Lensahn	St. Catherine's Church [de]	since 1245, choir after 1300	aisleless
Lübeck	St. Mary's Church	From 1251, completed late 14th century	Basilica; most influential Brick Gothic building
	Town Hall [da; de; fr; it; pl]	1298–1444	Langes Haus ('Long House') 1298–1308, main building 1340–50, Kriegsstubenbau ('War Chambre') 1442–44
	Cathedral	Gothic 1266–15th century	construction started in 1173 by Henry the Lion, consecrated 1247
	Holstentor	1466–78	major later additions, still in Gothic age
	Burgtor
	St Peter's Church	late 13th to 15th century	several phases
	St James' Church	after 1276 to 1334
	Aegidienkirche	1st half 14th century
	St. Catherine's Church	1300–1330	former Franciscan mendicant church
	Holy Ghost Hospital [da; de; fr; it; pl]	about 1276–1286
	Burgkloster [de; es]	after 1276 to 1401	former Dominican monastery, modern additions
	Monastery of St. Anne [de]		former Augustinian nunnery, damaged by fire in 1843
	Chancery [de]	1484	Renaissance enlargements 1588 and 1614
	Several citizens' houses
Krummesse outskirts of Lübeck	St. John's Church [de]	1230	tower about 1400
Lütjenburg (Plön district)	St. Michael's Church [de; pl]	Gothic 13th century	choir & vaults of a primarily Romanesque church; aisleless
Malente (seaside of Ostholstein)	St. Mary Magdalene's Church [de]	13th century	boulders & brick; tower & reparations 1893
Meldorf	St. John's Church [de; pl]	1230–1300
Mölln (District of Duchy of Lauenburg)	St. Nikolai Church [de]	Gothic 1391 & 1470/71	begun about 1200 as a Romanesque brick basilica
	Town Hall [de]	1373	built under the rule of Lübeck
Mustin (District of Duchy of Lauenburg)	St. Mary Magdalene's Church [de][88]	late 12th/early 13th century	begun in Romanesque style, lower parts of boulders
Neuendorf bei Elmshorn (Steinburg)	Trinity Church [de]	1504	after destruction in 30 Years' War rebuilt in 1629 andenlarged in 1722
Neuenkirchen (Dithmarschen)	St. James' Church [de][89]	14th & 18th century	rebuilt in Baroque style using much of the Gothic walls
Neukirchen (seaside of Ostholstein)	St. Anthony's Church [de]	founded 1244/1245	Romano-Gothic brick building
Neustadt in Holstein	City Church [de]	1258–1350	pseudo-basilica, upper storeys of the steeple 19th century
Neuwerk Island	Great Tower	1300–1310	oldest secular building on the German North Sea coast
Oldenswort Eiderstedt peninsula	with proviso: St. Pancras' Church [de][90]	about 1245 & 1456–1485	Gothic additions of choir & tower mostly in Romanesque forms
Preetz	Preetz Priory	1325–1340	had a predecessor of 1280s
Pronstorf (Segeberg distr.)	St. Vicelin's Church [de]	choir 14th century	Romanesque building of boulders with Gothic additions of brick
Rendsburg	St. Mary's Church [de]	1287–1330	hall church; predecessor in the 12th century
Rensefeld [de], Bad Schwartau	St. Fabian and St. Sebastian Church [de]	1164 (?)
Rabenkirchen-Faulück on Schlei inlet	St. Mary's Church [da; de]	brick 15th century	tower of red and pale brick, nave of boulders (12th century) several times altered
Schleswig	Schleswig Cathedral	1275–1320	tower 19th & 20th centuries
Bad Schwartau near Lübeck	St. George's Church [de]	1508	predecessor lepra chapel of 1289
Seedorf (District of Duchy of Lauenburg)	St. Clement and St. Catherine Church [de]	1230	tower 1872
Seester (Pinneberg)	St. John's Church [de]	15th century	since 1889, medieval walls hidden by a Gohtic Revival skin
Sterley (District of Duchy of Lauenburg)	St. John's Church [de][91]	13th century	walls of boulders with windows of brick; inside medieval frescos
Tetenbüll Eiderstedt peninsula	St. Anne's Church [de]	about 1400
Tönning Northern Frisia	St. Lawrence's Church [de]	since 1186	northern windows still Romanesque, reconstruction with Gothic windows in 15th century, choir added 1633, 1703 reconstruction with wooden barrel vault
Westensee west of Kiel	St. Catherine's Church [de]	Gothic about 1400	begun mid 13th century by boulders
Westerhever Eiderstedt	St. Stephen's Church [de]	tower 1370	nave 1804
Wewelsfleth (Steinburg)	Trinity Church [de]	1503	Renaissance enlargement & alteration in 1593/1594
Zarpen (Stormarn)	Village Church [de]	13th century	nave Romanesque, tower Gothic

Lower Saxony and Bremen

Numbers of Brick Gothic buildings in the districts of Lower Saxony, in its Hanover Region and in the free city of Bremen, in some cases split into the central city and the rest of the territory; red H = several civic houses

Place	Building	Main period of construction	Special features	Image
Achim (Verden district)	St. Lawrence's Church [de]	13th century	choir and southern transept of an originally Romanesque church
Altenesch [de; it], Lemwerder	St. Gall's Church [de]	13th century	battlefield of the Stedinger Crusade
Altenoythe [de], Friesoythe (Cloppenburg district)	St. Vitus's Church [de]	brick 13th & 15th century	enlargement of a Romanesque building of boulders
Apen (Ammerland)	St. Nikolai Church [de]	1238	early Gothic
Aschendorf [de], Papenburg (Emsland)	St. Amand's Church [de]	13th–15th century	enlarged in modern style in 1969
Asendorf (Diepholz district)	St. Marcellus Church [de]	tower 1524	nave older, but later rebuilt
Atens [de], Nordenham (Wesermarsch)	St. Mary's Church [de][92]	1600–1606	brick & boulders, very late Gothic; predecessor of 1509 possibly about 100 metres distant
Backemoor [de], Rhauderfehn	Ss. Vincent and Lawrence Churc [de]	13th century	nave Romanesque, tower Gothic
Bangstede [de; fr], Ihlow (East Frisia)	Bangstede Church [de]	13th century	Romanesque/Gothic
Bardewisch [de], Lemwerder	Holy Cross Church [de]	1st half of 14th century	Hall church with three parallel roofs
Bardowick (Lüneburg district)	Ss. Peter and Paul Church [de]	1389–1485
Barrien [de], Syke (Diepholz district)	St. Bartholomew's Church [de]	brick 14th century	Gothic enlargement of a church of boulders from 12th century
Bassum (Diepholz district)	Collegiate Church [de]		basically Romanesque, completed in Gothic style, hall church
Bad Bederkesa, Geestland (Cuxhaven district)	Bederkesa Castle [de]	first section before 1460	Late Gothic and Renaissance
Berne	St. Giles' Church [de]	13th century	originally Romanesque, early Gothic enlargement of bricks, traverse roofs
Betzendorf (Lüneburg district)	Ss. Peter and Paul Church [de]	brick 1450–1460	choir, vaults & buttresses of brick at an older church of boulders from 1250 & 1350
Bispingen (Heidekreis)	Ole Kerk [de] (Old Church)	1353
Blexen [de], Nordenham	St. Hippolytus' Church [de]	tower 13th century & after 1410 & 1566	choir & nave Romanesque, since 1150
Borstel (Diepholz district)	St. Nikolai Church [de]	mid 13th century	only the eastern attic of brick, above a landlords proper church of boulders; window below it from 19th century
Braunschweig	Liberei	1413–1422	Oldest surviving library building north of the Alps
Bremen	St. Martin's Church	13th & 14th century	Late Gothic
	St. John's Church borough Mitte [de]	14th century	originally Franciscan church, re-catholized in early 19th century
	St. John's Church [de] borough Obervieland [de]	about 1250	in Arsten suburb, Obervieland
	City Hall	1405–1410; 1608–1612 altered in style of Weser Renaissance	in Gothic state hip roof without decorated gables, all windows with pointed arches, already the twelve monumental sculptures
	Cathedral		only the Gothic chapels of visible brick
	Church of Our Lady	since 1230 & about 1300	attics of the traverse roofs of the building otherwise outside showing stone
	St. Stephen's Church [de]	alterations of the 13th century	of brick: northern gable and the attic of the eastern gable (the southern gable after the destructions of WW. II was rebuilt as a free imitation)
	Spitzen Gebel	about 1400	Bremen's last Gothic private house, large windows 1590; rebuilt 1948–1950
	St Catherine's Monastery	1253–1284	only refectory preserved; church 1579–1820 used as arsenal, demolished in 1888
	Burg Blomendal[93]	1353	several alterations in Baroque, Rococo and Historism
Bruchhausen-Vilsen (Diepholz district)	St. Cyriacus' Church [de]	brick late 13th century	Gothic enlargement (transept & choir) of a boulder building from c. 1200; masonry portals in the 16th century; gothic revival additions in 1883/1885
Bunde (Leer district)	Reformed Church [de]	about 1200 and 1270/80	large parts Romanesque; west of Ems river, near the Dutch border
Bussau [de], Clenze Wendland	Village Church		tower mainly of boulders, but edges, Gothic windows and a simple frieze of brick, western façade repaired by brick; nave of framework lost
Buxtehude (Stade district)	St. Peter's Church [de][94]	13th century & 19th century	choir and aisles replaced in 1898/1899
Campen, Krummhörn (East Frisia)	Reformed Church [de]	late 13th century	Romanesque/Gothic
Cuxhaven	Ritzebüttel Castle [de]	14th century	later extensions
Dannenberg (Elbe)	St. John's Church [de]	about 1385	predecessor 12th century; later alterations; 1812 loss of the choir
Detern (Leer district) East Frisia	Bell tower of Ss. Stephen and Bartholomew Church [de]
	Stickhausen Castle	tower 1498
Dörverden (Verden district)	Ss. Cosmas and Damian Church	brick 15th century	eastern prolongation of a Romanesque nave
Dötlingen (Oldenburg district)	St. Fermin's Church [de]	brick 2nd half of 13th century	Gothic enlargement of a Romanesque brick building
Dorum (Cuxhaven district)	St. Urban Church [de]	1510	late Gothic hall choir at an older aisleless nave
Drakenburg (Nienburg district)	St. John the Baptist's Church [de]	14th–15th century	choir younger than the nave
Ebstorf (Uelzen district)	Ebstorf Abbey	14th century	Premonstratensian, later Benedictine monastery
Eckwarden [de], Butjadingen (Wesermarsch)	St. Lambert Church [de]	13th century
Eldingen (Celle district)	St. Mary's Church		mainly of boulders, northern central entrance Brick Gothic, northern and western porches Gothic revival
Elsfleth (Wesermarsch)	St. Nikolai Church [de][95]	nave since 1220 of boulders, tower of brick, still medieval with basket arch windows
Emden East Frisia	Great Church [de]	14th–16th century	Older predecessor; after destruction in WW II, for worship a simpler new church was built beside the old one. Later, the old building was rebuilt to house the Reformed John à Lasco library [de; fr].
	Twixlum Church [de]	about 1500	in the district Twixlum of Emden
Engerhafe, Südbrookmerland East Frisia	St. John the Baptist's Church [de]	1250 – 1280	aisleless
Esenshamm [de], Nordenham (Wesermarsch)	St. Matthew's Church [de]	nave since 1220 of boulders, tower of brick, still medieval with basket arch windows
Esklum [de], Westoverledingen (Leer district)	Esklum Church [de]	13th & 14th centuries
Esperke, Neustadt am Rübenberge (Hanover Region)	Esperke Chapel [de][96]	early 14th century
Fedderwarden [de; it], Wilhelmshaven	St. Stephen's Church [de][97]	Late Romanesque church with Gothic vaults and only inside Gothic window arches
Funnix [de], Wittmund	St. Florian's Church [de]	about 1300	about 1500 shortened in the west by 3 m
Fürstenau (Osnabrück district)	Stift Börstel [de] ('Collegiate Börstel')	since mid 13th century	former Cistercian convent
Ganderkesee (Oldenburg district)	Ss.Cyprian and Cornelius Church [de][98]	15th century	stone church since 1052, Gothic enlargement (hall church), brick at all edges, but much of the walls of boulders
Gandersum, Moormerland (Leer district)	Gandersum Church [de]	14th century	choir lost, windows possibly enlarged
Garßen, Celle	St. Mark's Church [de]	14th century
Gerdau (Uelzen district)	St. Michael's Church [de]	tower early 16th century	nave 1888–1891
Greetsiel, Krummhörn (East Frisia)	Greetsiel Church [de]	1380–1410
Grimersum, Krummhörn (East Frisia)	Grimersum Church [de]	13th century	Romanesque/Gothic
Groothusen, Krummhörn (East Frisia)	Groothusen Church [de]	nave 1425	Romanesque steeple about 1225
Groß Liedern [de], Uelzen	St. George Chapel [de]	2nd half of 14th century
Groß Midlum, Hinte (Aurich district)	Groß Midlum Church [de]
Großwolde [de], Westoverledingen (Leer district)	Großwolde Church [de]	between 1250 & 1350	windows later enlarhed
Hage (East Frisia)	St. Ansgar's Church [de]	Gothic 1480–1490	Gothic choir of a generally Romanesque building
Hagen im Bremischen (Cuxhaven district)	Hagen Castle [de]	1502–1507	post of the Archbishops of Bremen
Hankensbüttel	Isenhagen Abbey	1435	aisleless, flat ceiling; originally Cistercian convent, nowadays Lutheran convent
Hanover	Marktkirche	14th century
	Old Town Hall	1303, gable 1453/55	destroyed in WWII, main gable reconstructed in 1964
	Towers of the Landwehr	14th century	Hanover Landwehr [de]
Haselünne (Emsland)	St. Vincent Church [de]	15th centuryt	nave walls mainly of brick, vault ribs and tower of stone
Hatzum [de], Jemgum in Rheiderland (Leer district)	St. Sebastian's Church [de]	end 13th century	round arches at the lower wall sections of the choir, but pointed arch windows
Heiligenrode [de], Stuhr	Monastery Church St. Mary [de]	about 1300	aisleless
Heppens [de], Wilhelmshaven	St. Nikolai Church [de][99]	nave about 1350	tower Neo-Romanesque
Hinte (Aurich district) East Frisia	Reformed Church [de]	15th century	late Gothic with an older – Romanesque – bell house
Holle, Hude (Oldenburg district)	St. Denis' Church [de][100]	1277	western gable restored in modern layout
Holtgaste [de], Jemgum in Rheiderland (Leer district)	St. Ludger's Church [de]	13th century	initially Romanesque, choir Gothic
Holtorf [de], Schnackenburg (Lüchow-Dannenberg)	Village Church	14th century	nave in 1745 altered to a moderate Baroque
Hoya (Nienburg district)	former St. Martin's Church [de]		only choir of brick
Hude	Hude Monastery [de; fr]	13th century	nowadays in ruins
	St. Elizabeth Church [de][101]	13th century	founded as a gate chapel for lay people who were not allowed into the monastery church
Jennelt, Krummhörn (East Frisia)	Jennelt Church [de]	2nd half of 13th century	nave Romanesque, tower Gothic
Jeetzel [de], Lüchow Wendland	Jeetzel Chapel	15th century	with pointed arch of a former entrance; 17th century enlargement by framework
Jork (Stade district) Altes Land	St. Matthias' Church [de]	13th century (or 15th)	alterations around 1664 and 1709
Kirchhatten [de], Hatten (Oldenburg district)	St. Ansgar's Church [de][102]	between 1230 & 1260	vaults of the nave removed in 1682, windows enlarged probably 1676
Leer East Frisia	Harderwykenburg	about 1450	fortified house, whitewashed
Leerhafe [de], Wittmund	Ss. Cecilia and Margaret Church [de]	about 1500
Lemgow (Lüchow-Dannenberg district) Wendland	High Church [de]	steeple since 1450	lnave of 14th century replaced in 1770/10771
Lemwerder	Chapel at the Dike [de]	1260
Liebenau	St. Lawrence's Church	2nd half of 13th century	rectangular choir of brick, nave successively of stone
Lilienthal	Abbey church St. Mary's[103]	1250–1262	early Gothic
Logabirum, Leer (East Frisia)	Logabirum Church [de]	about 1300	enlargement and new windows in 1812, steeple 1879 & 1960 ff.
Loxstedt (Cuxhaven district)	St. Mary's Church [de]	before 1506
Lüchow Wendland	St. John's Church [de]	early 15th century
	Lüchow Castle [de]	end 14th century	in the 18th century farly demolished
Luckau Wendland	St. Mary Magdalene Chapel [de][104]	13th century	edges, Gothic windows and some small sections of the walls of brick
Lüder (Uelzen district)	St. Bartholomew's Church [de]	1373	at least base of the tower medieval; upper storeys of the tower about 1800
Lüneburg	St. John's Church, Lüneburg	1300–1370
	Town Hall [de; it]	1st half to end 13th century
	St. Michaelis Church	about 1379
	St. Nicolai Church	1407–1440
	Glockenhaus and Glockenhof ('Bell House' and 'Bell Yard')[105]	1482	former arsenal
	Lüner Hof ('Lüne Yard')		former dependency of Lüne Abbey
	Numerous 'citizen's houses' ('Bürgerhäuser [de]')
	Lüne Abbey		outside the city
Manslagt, Krummhörn (East Frisia)	Manslagt Church [de]	about 1400
Mariendrebber [de], Drebber	Ss. Mary and Pancras Church	13th & 15th century	only unilateral transept, various different Gothic vaults, outer appearance altered in the 19th century
Marienhafe	St. Mary's Church [de]	13th century	formerly triple-naved church with 80-m tower doubling as landmark for shipping, in 1829 tower reduced and part of church demolished for financial reasons
Mariensee, Neustadt am Rübenberge (Hanover Region)	Monastery Church of the Kloster Mariensee	13th century	1867 massive Gothic revival alterations
Midlum [de], Jemgum in Rheiderland (Leer district)	Midlum Church [de]	early or mid 13th century	Gothic alterations of an originally Romanesque building
Mitling-Mark [de], Westoverledingen (Leer district)	Mitling-Mark Church [de]	13th century	former large pointe darch portal in the southern wall, two closed hagioscopes
Müden (Örtze) (Celle district)	St. Lawrence's Church [de]	vaults 1444	outside nowadays Gothic Revival
Munster (Heidekreis)	St. Urban Church [de][106]	Gothic since 1519	only northern sied of the nave between steeple and transept of medieval brick
Neuende [de], Wilhelmshaven	St. James' Church [de]	choir early 13th century Romanesque of granite, nave late 14th century of brick, one round & 7 pointed arch windows, tower Late Gothic 16th century
Neuenkirchen (Cuxhaven district)	St. Mary's Church [de]	14th & 16th century
Neustadt am Rübenberge (Hanover Region)	Our Lady's Church [de][107]	13th century, Gothic 1502	Nave enlarged of brick; tower of stone, base older, top newer than the nave
Nienburg/Weser	St. Martin's Church [de][108]	15th century	Romanesque predecessor on stone, 13th century
Norden East Frisia	St. Ludger's Church [de]	15th century	Choir, transept and separate belfry of an originally Romanesque building
Ochtelbur [de], Ihlow East Frisia	Ochtelbur Church [de]	13th century	Romanesque/Gothic
Oldenburg	St. Gertrude's Chapel, Gertrude Cemetery [de]	13th–15th century
Oldendorp [de], Jemgum Rheiderland (Leer district)	Oldendorp Church [de][109]	13th century	Early Gothioc; wooden barrel vault
Oldenstadt [de], Uelzen	Oldenstadt Monastery Church [de]	stone between 1150 & 1200	southern transept gable of a Romanesque stone building
Otterndorf (Cuxhaven district)	St. Severus' Church [de]	13th–15th centuries	Renaissance alterations, Steeple 19th century
Plate [de], Lüchow Wendland	St. Mary's Church [de]	13th century	Romanesque & Gothic; renovations Gothic Revival
Pogum [de; fr], Jemgum in Rheiderland (Leer district)	Pogum Church [de]		church itself replaced in 1776
Quakenbrück (Osnabrück district)	St. Sylvester's Church [de]	13th–15th centuries	only parts of the walls of the aisles of brick
Rastede	St. Ulrich's Church [de]	brick 15th century	oldest parts, such as the crypt, since 1100; has a steeple & a bell tower
Remels [de], Uplengen (Leer district)	St. Martin's Church [de]	brick about 1300	Gothic nave about 1/3 of brick, tower Gothic revival
Reepsholt [de; fr], Friedeburg (Wittmund district)	St. Maurice's Church [de]	brick since about 1300	lower wall sections of granite, tower since Thirty Years' War in ruins
Rhaude [de], Rhauderfehn (Leer district)	Rhaude Church [de]	early 14th century	window arches minimally pointed; polygonal choir of 15th century[110]
Rhede	Old Village Church	13th – 15th century	west of Ems river
Rießen, Steyerberg (Nienburg district)	St. Catherine's Church [de][111]	13th century	Brick Gothic former portal, else plastered
Rodewald (Nienburg district)	St. Giles' Church [de]	13th century	restoration after fire of the steeple in the 19th century
	St. John's Church	about 1330
Riepe [de], Ihlow (East Frisia)	Riepe Church [de]		late Gothic
Rorichum, Moormerland (Leer district)	St. Nikolai Church [de]	early 14th century	originally of boulders, enlarged in brick
Satemin [de], Lüchow Wendland	Village Church [de]		eastern part with a decored gable all of brick, western part more boulders
Schinna [de; fr], Stolzenau	Monastery Schinna [de]	13th/14th century	in the 16th century convent buildings altered to farm buildings, Gothic church substituted by a half timbered church
Schmalförden [de], Ehrenburg (Diepholz district)	St. Nikolai Church [de]	3rd fourth 13th century	tower 1755, masonry
Schnega Wendland	St. Michael's Church [de]	14th century	choir; rest Gothic Revival
Schönemoor [de], Ganderkesee (Oldenburg district)	St. Catherine's Church [de]	1324	choir partly of boulders, possibly older
Simonswolde [de], Ihlow (East Frisia)	Simonswolde Church [de]	13th century	Romanesque/Gothic
Spaden [de], Schiffdorf (Cuxhaven district)	Spaden Chapel [de] ("Klus")
Stade	St. Willehad's Church [de]	14th century	hall church
Stapelmoor [de], Weener (Leer district)	Stapelmoor Church [de]	1250–1275	Romanesque & Gothic
Stedesdorf (Wittmund district)	St. Giles' Church [de]	Gothic 1350	Gothic relaunch and enlargement of a Romanesque church, partly tuff
Steenfelde [de], Westoverledingen (Leer district)	Steenfelde Church [de]	1429 partly rebuilt	originally late Romanesque; Windows 1860
Steinbild, Kluse, (Emsland district)	St. George's Church [de]	1512	division (but not outer shape) of the windows end 19th c., most of the outer skin renovated 1988/89
Stuhr	St. Pancras' Church [de]	13th century	built in 3 phases, aisleless
Tergast, Moormerland (Leer district)	Tergast Church [de]	13th century	western gable 19th century after a storm
Tossens, Butjadingen (Wesermarsch)	St. Bartholomew's Church [de]	Gothic end 15th century	choir added to a Romanesque nave
Uelzen	St. Mary's Church [de]	13th–14th century
	St. Gertrude's Chapel [de]	1511–1513
	Holy Ghost Chapel [de]	about 1320
	Evangelische Probstei ('provostry')[112]	1st half of 15th century
Uttum, Krummhörn (East Frisia)	Uttum Church [de]	13th century	nave Romanesque, tower Gothic
Veenhusen, Moormerland (Leer district)	Veenhusen Church [de]	about 1290	steeple 1869
Veerßen [de], Uelzen	St. Mary's Church [de]	1302
Verden	Cathedral [de; it; pl]	Gothic 1290–1323 & 1473–1490	stone (1100) and brick (about 1150) tower of Romanesque predecessor
Völlen [de], Westoverledingen (Leer district)	Ss. Peter and Paul Church [de]	15th & 16th centuries
Walsrode	Chapel of Walsrode Abbey	1483	Reconstruction after a fire caused by a lightning in 1482	no photo of the chapel available
Weene [de], Ihlow (East Frisia)	St. Nikolai Church [de]	13th century	Romanesque/Gothic
Weener (Leer district)	Reformed Church [de]	choir 1462	about 1230 Romanesque; 1785 wooden barrel vaults; north side Gothic Revival transept
Werdum (Wittmund district)	St. Nikolai Church [de]	1327	massive Neo-Romanesque alterations
Westerholt (Wittmund district)	Westerholt Church [de]	1250–1270	western gable Gothic
Westerstede (Ammerland)	St. Peter's Church [de]	Gothic 13th/14th centuries	with a western steeple and a separate bell tower
Wiefelstede	St. John's Church [de]	15th century	upper parts of choir and western tower and the whole separate bell tower; other parts Romanesque of boulders since 1200
Wienhausen	Wienhausen Abbey	13th and 14th century	Cistercian nunnery
Wildeshausen (Oldenburg district)	St. Alexander's Church [de]	1224–1270	partly amazing mixture of Romanesque and Gothic elements; base of the tower of stone, portal 1540
	Town Hall [de]	13th–15th century
Wirdum, East Frisia	Village Church	14th century
Wittingen	St. Stephen's Church [de]	about 1250	nave Romanesque, tower and choir Gothic
Wieren, Wrestedt (Uelzen district)	Old Church Wieren [de]	brick 1433	choir of a church of boulders
Wolterdingen [de], Soltau (Heidekreis)	Holy Ghost Church [de][113]	since 1245
Zebelin [de], Waddeweitz Wendland	Zebelin Church [de][114]	13th century and ?	Gothic tower mainly of brick; brick parts of the nave younger
Zeetze [de; fr], Luckau Wendland	St. John's Church [de]		tower Late Gothic, mainly brick, nave Romanesque, mainly boulders
Bad Zwischenahn (Ammerland)	St. John's Church [de]	choir mid 15th century	stylistically only eastern gable Gothic

North Rhine-Westphalia

In North Rhine-Westphalia, Brick Gothic is concentrated west of the Rhine north of Bonn and in western Münsterland. The regional style, including the colour of the bricks (very dark or very pale, but seldom very red), is very similar to neighbouring regions of the Netherlands – the present day border, three miles east of the Meuse, is as young as from 1815.

See the location map, placed between the lists of Münster region and of northern Rhine region.

East-Westphalia

Place	Building	main period of construction	special features	Image
Kleinendorf [de], Rahden	Rahden Castle [de]	1310–1320	since winter 1878/1879 in ruins

Münster region

Place	Building	main period of construction	special features	Image
Bocholt	St. Agnes Chapel [de][115]	before 1447	bombed in WW. II, rebuilt in 1953 was temporarily the church of the evangelical parish
Borken	Five towers of the defensive walls[116]	14th–15th century
Burlo [de], Borken	St. Mary's Church [de]	13th–15th century	restored in 17th century; Cistercian, since 1921 Missionary Oblates'-monastery
Coesfeld	St. Lambert Church [de]	1473	choir & lateral gable triangles Brick Gothic
	Walkenbrückentor [de] ('Walkenbridge Gate')	1st half of 14th century	last medieval city gate
	Bischofsmühle [de] ('Bishops Mill')	12th/13th century	former defensive tower in 1248 rebuilt as a mill, no Gothic design
Dülmen	Lüdinghauser Tor [de; fr] ('Lüdinghausen Gate')
Haltern am See	Siebenteufelsturm ('Seven Devils' Tower')	1502	part of the defensive wall
	Sythen Castle [de]	1330	only the chapel building[117] (chapel in the ground flour) Gothic, later alterations
Lüdinghausen	Chapel of Vischering Castle	1495	outside the castle, which was rebuilt in Renaissance style after a fire in 1521
Ottenstein [de], Ahaus	St. George's Church [de][118]	1292 & 1521	western two bays Gothic revival (1751 & 1915; photo shows little more)
Südlohn	St. Vitus's Church [de]	14th/15th century	hall church
Wüllen [de; pt], Ahaus	St. Andrew's Church [de]	nave 15th century	Romanesque stone tower, Gothic Revival transept & choir

Wüllen
(Ahaus)

Ottenstein
(Ahaus)

Bocholt

Borken

Burlo

Coesfeld

Dülmen

Haltern

Sythen

Lüdinghausen

Südlohn

Bedburg

Bedburg-Hau

Hasselt

Huisberden

Schneppenb.

Bergheim

Geretzhoven

Glesch

Niederaußem

Pfaffendf.

Quadrath

Thorr

[[Berrendf.
(Elsdorf)]]

Birgden [de]

Brachelen

Brüggen

Brühl

Duisburg

Düren

DÜSSELDORF

Emmerich

Dornick

Elten

Erkelenz

Gaesdonck

Trips (Geilenk.)

Lindern

Prummern

Süggerath

Teveren

Würm

Geldern

Aengenesch

Walbeck

Goch

Uda
(Grefrath)

Hambach

Heinsberg

Dremmen

Karken

Heppendf.

Hoeningen

Barmen
(Jülich)

Kirchberg

Mersch

Issum

Kalkar

Kamp-Lintf.

Eyll

Nieukerk

Nieukerk

Kerpen

Hemmersb.

Blatzheim

Sindorf

Kervenheim

Kleve

Korschenbroich

Kranenburg

Mehr

Niel

Zyfflich

Linn
(Krefeld)

Kückhovem

Lechenich

Linnich

Lipp

Hamminkeln

Moers

Repelen

Monheim

Nettesheim

Burg Bocholt

Neurath

Neuss

Uedesheim

Bienen

Haffen

Mehr (Rees)

Millingen

Rheinberg

Budberg

Borth

Schermbeck

Schwanenberg

Havert

Millen

Siersdorf

Sonsbeck

Spellen

Stommeln

Straelen

Übach-P.

Uedem

Veen

Wachtendonk

Waldfeucht

Wassenberg

Steinkirchen

Wegberg

Xanten

Marienbaum

Lüttingen

Vynen

Wardt

Zons

Zülpich

Lauvenburg

Ülpenich

Aachen

Dortmund

Essen

Bonn

Köln

Münster

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Places with Brick Gothic buildings in North Rhine-Westphalia. If possible, the label is linked to the (most important) brick building, there, otherwise to the place. If the place is a little billage and has no article, the municipality is linked. If there are Gothic brick buildings in several villages of a municipality, not all are linked.

Northern Rhineland

Place	Building	main period of construction	special features	Image
Aengenesch [de], Kapellen, Geldern	St. Mary Chapel [de]	1430	enlarged & Baroque façade in 1720
Aldekerk, Kerken	Ss. Peter and Paul Church [de][119]	basically early 15th century	several changes in 1863 to 1880 in Gothic revival style
Barmen [de], Jülich	St. Martin's Church [de]	15th & 16th century	Romanesque stone church of 12th century enlarged by two Brick Gothic naves
Bergheim	Aachener Tor [de] ('Aachen Gate')
Berrendorf-Wüllenrath [de], Elsdorf	St. Michael's Church [de]	tower 1300 & 1467	nave replaced in the 19th century
Bienen [de], Rees	Ss. Cosmas and Damian Church [de]		upper part of the steeple Brick Gothic
Birgden [de], Gangelt	St. Urban Church [de]	tower 1480	nave replaced in 1868
Blatzheim [de], Kerpen	St. Cunibert's Church [de]	tower 1605	very late Gothic; nave replaced in 1923–1925
Borth [de], Rheinberg	St. Evermarus' Church [de]	nave 1452	stepped hall of 2 naves; modern enlargement in 1980
Brachelen [de], Hückelhoven	St. Gereon's Church [de]	choir 15th century	rest new after destruction in WW. II
Brüggen	Brüggen Castle		altered
Brühl south of Cologne	St. Margaret's Church [de][120]	mid 14th century	basilica, end 19th century enlarged by a duplex transept
Budberg [de], Rheinberg	Evangelical Church [de]	Gothic 15th century	upper parts of the Romanesque nave and the Gothic choir of brick; upper storey of the tower of brick, middling storey a decorative mixture
Dremmen, Heinsberg	St. Lambert Church [de]	tower about 1500	nave replaced 1835–1852
Düsseldorf	St. Lambert Church [de; pl; zh]	1370–1394	hall church with three parallel naves & roofs, tower of tuff, founded as a collegiate church
	Church of the Order of the Holy Cross [de]	since 1443	2-naved hall church
Elten, Emmerich	St. Martin's Church[121]	mid or 2nd half of 15century
Emmerich	St. Aldegund's Church [de; ru]	1449–1514	pseudo-basilica
	St. Martin's Church [de; ru]	12th–15th century	losses by high waters of the Rhine, simplified reconstruction after WW. II; transept of tuff
Erkelenz	St. Lambert Church [de]		tower
	Old Town Hall [de]		washed brick
	Erkenlenz Castle, part of the Erkelenz Town Fortification [de]		Guelders fortification
Eyll, Kamp-Lintfort	Church of the Assumption of Mary [de][122]
Gaesdonck [de], Goch	Collegiate Church [de]
Geilenkirchen	Trips Castle [de; ru]	15th century
Geldern	St. Mary Magdalene's Church [de]		hall church
	Haag Castle
	Tower of Langendonk Castle [de]		ruin
Glesch [de], Bergheim	Ss. Cosmas and Damian Church [de]	1493 + 1553	partly several layers of bricks alternant with a layer of stone enlarged 1553 in Gothic and in 1887 in Gothic revival style.
Goch	St. Mary Magdalene's Church [de]		new tower (moderately modern) after a recent collapse
	St. Johns's Convent [de]
	Haus zu den fünf Ringen [de] ('House of the Five Rings')
	Steintor [de] ('Stone Gate')
	Graefenthal Monastery [de; fr; pl]
Haffen [de], Rees	St. Lambert Church [de]	early 15th century
Haldern [de], Rees	St. George's Church [de]	tower 13th & 15th century	nave replaced in 1874–1876
Hambach [de], Niederzier	St. Anthony's Church [de]	1419	distinct modern enlargement in 1971/1972
Hasselt [de], Bedburg-Hau	St. Stephen Chapel[123]	tower mid 15th century	first mentioned in early 13th century; nave in 1824–1826 altered to be a primary school
Hau [de], Bedburg-Hau	St. Anthony's Church [de]	1378	Gothic Revival enlargement in 1882
Havert [de], Selfkant	St. Gertrude's Church [de][124]	tower 1525	nave 1863 replaced, tower heightened in 1904 and restored in 1945–1949
Heinsberg	St. Gangulphus's Church [de]	century	tower 19th & 20th century
Hemmersbach, Horrem [de], Kerpen	St. Clement's Church [de]	Gothic relaunch in 15th century
Heppendorf, Elsdorf	St. Denis' Church [de]	nave 1505	church originally Romanesque
Hoeningen [de], Rommerskirchen	St. Stephen's Church [de]	1524 older part of the southern aisle	core of the church Romanesque tuff; later enlargements in 1771 & 1864
Huisberden [de], Bedburg-Hau	St. Peter's Church [de][125]	end 14th century	15th century larger choir
Issum	tower of St. Nikolai Church[126]	15th century (?)	nave Gothic revival of 1888/1889
Kalkar	St. Nikolai Church [de; fr]	15th century	only partly brick, hall church
Kamp-Lintfort	Kamp Abbey		late Gothic, hall church
Karken [de], Heinsberg	tower of the old St. Severus' Church [de]	1561	about 1900 a new church was built on a different site
Kaster [de], Bedburg near Bergheim	St. George's Church [de]	tower 16th century	nave replaced 1783–1785
Kerpen	St. Martin's Church [de]	tower 1496	nave replaced after destruction in WW. II
Kervenheim [de], Kevelaer	St. Anthony's Church[127]	about 1445	lateral (1775 & 1840) and longitudinal (1888) enlargements of the nave
	Castle "Haus Kervendonk"[128]	early 14th century	destructions by a fire in 1757 and WW. II
Kirchberg [de], Jülich	St. Martin's Church [de]	about 1520	about 1900 enlarged by a rectangularly attached new nave
Kleve	Church of Saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception [de], also called "Unterstadtkirche"		hall church with two naves
	Church of the Assumption of Mary [de]
Korschenbroich	St. Andrew's Church [de]	tower 1504	nave of 1471 replaced in 1889
Kranenburg	Ss. Peter and Paul Church [de]	1406–1447	masonry of stone
Kückhoven [de], Erkelenz	St. Servatius' Church [de]	tower 1460	nave replaced in 1792 & enlarged in 1910
Lechenich [de], Erftstadt	Lechenich Castle [de]	1308	first large brick building in German Lower Rhine region
Lindern [de], Geilenkirchen	St. John the Baptist's Church [de]	consecrated in 1481	enlarged by modern addition in 1963
Linn, Krefeld	Linn Castle [de; ru]		Romanesque & Gothic
Linnich	St. Martin's Church [de]		brick nave, older Romanesque stone tower
Lipp [de], Bedburg	St. Ursula's Church [de]	Gothic 1503	enlarged northern aisle of a Romanesque basilica, layers of brick and layers of stone
Lobberich, Nettetal	Bocholt Castle [de]
Lüttingen [de; pl], Xanten	St. Pantaleon's Church	nave 1473	tower of tuff, nave & older choir of brick
Marienbaum [de; pl], Xanten	Church of the Assumption of Mary [de; pl]	choir 1438–1441	1460 –1802 Bridgettines church; Gothic Revival tower 1898–1890
Marienthal [de], Hamminkeln	Monastery Marienthal [de]
Mehr [de; pl], Kranenburg left of the Rhine	St. Martin's Church [de]	15th century	St Martin church
Mehr [de], Rees right of the Rhine	St. Vincent Church [de][129]	1447	1863–1866 addition of the sacristy and one aisle
Mersch [de], Jülich	St. Agatha's Church [de]	1463	in 1913 enlarged by a rectangularly attached new nave
Millen [de], Selfkant	St. Nikolai Church[130]	nave 1121–1162	Gothic brick tower of the Romanesque stone church
Millingen [de], Rees	St. Quirinus' Church	century
Moers	City Church [de]	15th century	1605 reconstruction after a fire, 1655 enlarged by two lower aisles
Nettesheim [de], Rommerskirchen	St. Martin's Church [de]	1515	relics of a medieval Gothic aisle in the Gothic revival nave
Neurath [de], Grevenbroich	St. Lambert Church [de]	1554 Gothic enlargement of the Romanesque church, 1743 tower heightened, 1904 choir & sacristy added
Neuss	Marienberg Monastery [de]	1478	after destruction in WW. II rebuilt with simple interior
Niederaußem, Bergheim	St. John the Baptist's Church [de]		oldest parts Romanesque, Gothic enlargement in the 16th century, now a pseudo-basilica with three parallel ridges
Niel [de], Kranenburg	St. Boniface's Church	15th century
Nieukerk, Kerken	St. Denis' Church[131]	1421–1453	much enlarged in Gothic style
Oedt [de], Grefrath	Uda Castle [de]		only one tower is still upright
Paffendorf [de], Bergheim	St. Pancras' Church [de]	1505	Gothic enlargement of an older church, 1860 Gothic Revival alterations
	Paffendorf Castle [de; ru]	1531–1546	enlarged in 1745–1753, Gothic Revival alterations in 1861–1865
Prummern [de], Geilenkirchen	St. John the Evangelist's Church [de]	1470	2-naved hall church; after damages of WW. II reconstruction in 1962
Quadrath-Ichendorf [de; pl], Bergheim	St. Lawrence's Church [de]	1532–1535	later enlargements
Repelen [de], Rheinkamp [de], Moers	Village Church[132]	brick 14th century	only upper parts of the walls of the choir of brick
Rheidt-Hüchelhoven [de], Bergheim	Geretzhoven Castle [de]	14th century	interior relaunch in the 1920s
Rheinberg	St. Peter's Church [de]	aisles 14th century	aisles of brick
Schermbeck	St. George's Church [de][133]	15th century	several early destructions and reconstrictions
	Schermbeck Castle [de]	13th century	several reconstructions
Schneppenbaum [de], Bedburg-Hau	St. Mark's Church [de; pl][134]	"apse" about 1450	Gothic eastern wall of a centralized Romanesque stone church
Schwanenberg [de], Erkelenz	Evangelical Church[135]	1547	one of the rare Gothic churches originally built for Protestant worship
Siersdorf [de], Aldenhoven	St. John the Baptist's Church [de]	1510	2-naved hall church, nowadays red washed, 1957 modern enlargement
Sindorf [de], Kerpen	St. Ulrich's Church [de]	about 1484
Sonsbeck	Church of St. Mary Magdalene [de]	1431, choir 1547	tower heightened in 1892
Spellen [de], Voerde	St. Peter's Church [de]	pseudo-basilica, nave 14th century of tuff, aisles 15th century of brick
Steinkirchen [de], Ophoven [de], Wassenberg	St. Martin's Church [de]	tower 16th century	nave 1871
Stommeln, Pulheim	Old St. Martin's Church [de]	1540–1553	alternating layers of brick and stone; tower about 1100
Straelen	Ss. Peter and Paul Church [de]		hall church
Süggerath [de], Geilenkirchen	Holy Cross Church [de]	presbytery about 1500	else replaced in 1877
Teveren [bg; de], Geilenkirchen	St. Willibrord's Church [de]	tower 15th century	nave replaced in 1868/1869
Thorr [de], Bergheim	Römerturm [de] ('Roman Tower')	about 1500	relic of the old parish church
Übach [de], Übach-Palenberg	St. Denis' Church [de][136]	tower 1581	1840 some Gothic decoration of the tower withdrawn; after WW: II modern nave
Uedesheim [de], Neuss	St. Martin's Church [de]	tower 1453 & 1661	nave modern (1959)
Vynen [de; es; pl], Xanten	St. Martin's Church[137]	brick & tuff; tower 14th century, nave 2nd half of 15th century, transept G. Revival 1870
Wachtendonk	St. Michael's Church [de][138]	since 1360 or 1380
Walbeck [de], Geldern	Walbeck Castle [de]
	St. Nikolai Church[139]	15th century
Waldfeucht	St. Lambert Church [de]	15/16th century
Wassenberg	St. George's Church [de]	tower 1420	nave after destruction in WW. II modern in 1954–1956
Wegberg	Ss. Peter and Paul Church [de]		1856/57 enlarged in Gothic Revival style, northern aisle added
Wardt [de], Xanten	St. Willibrord's Church [de][140]	tower 15th century	lower parts of tuff
Würm [de], Geilenkirchen	St. Gereon's Church [de]	15th century	after destruction in WW. II, southern & eastern walls of the medieval hall church integrated in the new church of 1951/1953
Xanten	The Gothic House[141]	1540	Gothic & mannerist elements, brick with a bit of tuff
	Klever Tor [de] ("Kleve Gate")	1393	and other elements of the defensive walls
Zons between Cologne and Düsseldorf	Friedestrom Castle [de]	14th–16th century	various materials: boulders, regular mix of boulders and brick, pure brick, sandstone
Zülpich	Zülpich Castle	since 1369	Electoral Cologne sovereign castle, predecessors since Roman antiquity, various demolitions and reconstructions
Zyfflich, Kranenburg	St. Martin's Church [de]	Romanesque stone church of 11th century enlarged in 14th century and reduced in 15th century, partly use of brick, especially on vault level

Baden-Württemberg

Place	Building	Main period of construction	Special features	Image
Ulm	Ulm Minster	1377–1543, 1844–1890	large brick walls among dominant sandstone masonry; upper section of the western tower, flying buttresses and small towers added in the 19th century
	St. Valentine Chapel [de]	1458
	Town Hall [de; it; pl; zh]	1370–1578	walls almost totally built of brick, but plastered and covered with famous frescos; gables and even eaves crowned by tracery of cubic bricks and terracotta
	House no.3 Schwörhausgasse	1430/1431	today washed
	Slanted House [de]	13th/14th century	northern gable washed brick, other walls half timbered
	Zeughaus [de] ('arsenal')	Gothic wing 1522	in ruins since WW. II, walls today washed, predominantly brick
	City wall with gate towers		Gänsturm [de] ('Geese Tower') Metzgerturm [de] ('Butchers' Tower') Zundeltor, a gate with the Seelturm [de] ('Soul Tower')

Ulm

Air.

Allakofen

Altmühldorf

Augsburg

Dingolfing

Donauwörth

Ebrantsh.

Eggenf.

 

Erding

Friedberg

Frontenh.

Griesb.

Großweiher

Reisensburg
(Günzburg)

Bergham

Uttlau

Wolfa-
kir.



 

Hörg.

Ingolstadt

Kaufbeuren

Kempten

Landau

Landsberg

Lands-
hut

Marastorf

Moosvogl

 

Staudach

Moosburg         

München

Blutenburg
(München)

Neukirchen

Neuötting

Nürnberg

Oberwittelsb.

Pfaffen-
hofen

Pfarrk.

Pürkwang

Reut

Nop.

Schrobenh.

Mühlried

Steink.

Ebering

Straubing

Eichh.

Wal.

Vils-
biburg

Wasserburg

Wittibreut

B.  Wörishofen     

Martinsk.

Kol.

Hirschhorn           

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Places with Gothic brick buildings in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg. If possible, the label is linked to the (most important) brick building, there, otherwise to the place. If the place is a little billage and has no article, the municipality is linked. If there are Gothic brick buildings in several villages of a municipality, not all are linked.

Bavaria

Database information on listed cultural heritage monuments in Bavaria are available from the Bayerischer Denkmal-Atlas. The informations are presented, if you click on the building in the map. The search function of this atlas does not work by the object numbers, but by addresses. Therefore, in this list, after the number of the dossier, street names and house numbers are noted, which have to be copied into the search form, together with the place name.

Place	Building	Main period of construction	Special features	Image
Airischwand [de], Nandlstadt Freising district	St. Sylvester's Church D-1-78-144-25, Airischwand 11	15th century
Allakofen, Elsendorf Kelheim district	St. Xystus' Church D-2-73-163-2, Allakofen 10	choir with tower Early Gothic, enlargement in the 15th century, nave altered to baroque and nowadays plastered
Altmühldorf [de], Mühldorf am Inn	St. Lawrence's Church [de] D-1-83-128-193, Münchener Straße 174	1509–18	three-naved hall church
Augsburg	Augsburg Cathedral D-7-61-000-238, Frauentorstraße 1	brick since 1331	predecessor since the 8th century, present building from 995, partly built of Roman wall stones; "Romanesque" tower elevations not earlier than in 1487 and 1556; west choir and north aisle plastered, until the early 20th century the other parts were also plastered
	Discalced's Church [de] D-7-61-000-131, Barfüßerstraße 8	1407–1411	Romanesque precedent destroyed by fire in 1398 after WW. II only eastern part rebuilt some windows altered to Baroque
	Steeple of St. Maurice's Church [de; pl; zh] D-7-61-000-728, Moritzplatz 3 without description of the tower	1494 above 1084	two additional storeys on a Romanesque tower, late Gothic tracery of preformed brick
	Jakobertor [de] ('James' Gate') D-7-7631-0525, Jakoberstraße 79	14th century
	Vogeltor [de; ru] ('Birds Gate') D-7-61-000-1052 Am Vogeltor 2	1445
	Further buildings of the urban fortifications
Dingolfing	St. John's Church [de] D-2-79-112-28, Pfarrplatz 9	1467–1502
	Herzogsburg [de] ('Duke's Castle') D-2-79-112-58, Obere Stadt 15		painted but not plastered sophisticated tracery of shaped bricks
	Trinity Chapel ('Dreifaltigkeitskapelle') D-2-79-112-29, Pfarrplatz 9a	15th century
	Defensive walls D-2-79-112-1, Obere Stadt 16	13th century, strengthened in the 15th century	mainly washed brick, but towers and gates plastered
Donauwörth	Our Lady's Minster [de] D-7-79-131-58, Münsterplatz 1	1444–1467	Nave nowadays outside plastered, 1577–1607 Lutheran
	Defensive walls & towers D-7-79-131-1, Hadergasse 17	13th – 15th centuries
Ebering, Steinkirchen (Erding district)	Ss. Lawrence and Stephen Church [de] D-1-77-138-6, Ebering 1	about 1300		no photo of the church available
Ebrantshausen [de], Mainburg Kelheim district	Ss. Peter and Paul Church [de] D-2-73-147-21, Kirchenäcker 13	Gothic 14th/15th century	Romanesque brick church with tower upon the choir, enlarged by a Gothic second nave, also of brick
Eggenfelden	Ss. Nikolai and Stephen Church Church [de; et] D-2-77-116-9, Kirchenplatz 1	15th century	Stepped hall
Eichhornseck, Tann (Rottal-Inn district)	St. Leonard's Church D-2-77-148-1, Eichhornseck 5	core 13th/14th century, tower 2nd half of 15th century		no photo available
Erding	St. John's Church [de] D-1-77-117-22, Kirchgasse 8	end 14th century –1420	nave visible brick, tower plastered
Friedberg	City fortifications [de] D-7-71-130-1, without noted address, click north of the turn of "Friedberger Berg" street	since 1409	built as a Bavarian border stronghold
Grasensee, Wurmannsquick (church assigned to Grasensee, actually between Martinskirchen and Grasensee) (Rottal-Inn district)	St. Coloman's Church [de] D-2-77-153-12, Kolomann Straße 16	2nd half of 15th century		no photo available
Bad Griesbach (Passau district)	St. Michael's Church [de] D-2-75-124-21, Schloßberg 11	1480
Günzburg	Reisensburg Castle [de] D-7-74-135-182, Bgm.-Johann-Müller-Straße 1	donjon 14th/15th centuries	else of the castle 16th/17th centuries
Hirschhorn [de], Wurmannsquick (Rottal-Inn district)	St. Rupert's Church D-2-77-153-18, Kirchenberg 6	core 15th century	altered in 1880–1885
Ingolstadt	Our Lady's Cathedral [de; fr; it; pl] D-1-61-000-224, Kreuzstraße 1	1425–1525	main parish, no cathedral
	Kreuztor ('Holy Cross Gate')} D-1-61-000-232, Kreuzstraße 13	1385
	Münzbergtor [de] ('Münzberg Gate') D-1-61-000-15, Am Münzbergtor 20	1390
Kaufbeuren	St. Martin's Church [de] D-7-62-000-135, Kirchplatz 9	choir 1438–1443	rebuilt from a Romanesque basilica
	Blasiusturm ('St. Blaise Tower')	1420	urban fortification tower at St. Blaise's Church [de] D-7-62-000-1, Blasiusberg 13
Kempten	urban fortification tower of the castle ruin Burghalde [de] on the similar-named hill D-7-63-000-38, Burghalde 1	1488
Landau an der Isar	Kastenhof Landau [de] ('bursary officer's residence') D-2-79-122-23, Oberer Stadtplatz 20	15th–16th century	lterations in 19th and 20th centuries, whitewashed; nowadays an archeological museum
Landsberg am Lech	Church of the Assumption of Mary [de] D-1-81-130-76, Georg-Hellmair-Platz 1; no notes on material	1458–1466	mainly washed, party plastered
	City fortifications [de] D-1-81-130-613, without address, click on the northernmost tower	14th–16th centuries	various times enlarged, with Schmalzturm [de] ('Lard Tower') & others, partly visible brick, partly washed, partly plastered
Landshut	St. Martin's Church D-2-61-000-637, Martinsfriedhof 219	1385–1500
	St. Judoc's Church [de; ru] D-2-61-000-267, Freyung 592	about 1350–1450
	Holy Ghost Church [de] D-2-61-000-229, Heilig-Geist-Gasse 394	1407–1461	nowadays used as exposition hall
	Trausnitz Castle D-2-61-000-563, Burg Trausnitz 168	1150–1503	(late) Romanesque and Gothic; later alterations and buildings (Renaissance and Neo-Renaissance) no more by visible brick
	City fortifications		Burghauser Tor ('Burghausen Gate') D-2-61-000-37, beside Alte Bergstraße 162 Ländtor ('Länd Gate') D-2-61-000-332, northeast of Lendtorplatz 3 3 more towers
Moosburg an der Isar	St. Castulus' Minster [de] D-1-78-143-13, Auf dem Plan 3	choir 1468	late Gothic brick choir at a Romanesque nave (plastered but also built of brick) of 12th century
Moosvogl, Massing (Rottal-Inn district)	St. Nikolai Church D-2-75-125-139, Moosvogl 1	2nd half of 15th century		no photo of the church available
Mühlried [de], Schrobenhausen	St. Ursula's Church D-1-85-158-101, St.-Ursula-Straße 2	13th/14th century	whitewashed brick
Munich	Frauenkirche D-1-62-000-1808, Frauenplatz 1	1468–1488	one of the two largest hall churches and two or three second largest Gothic brick churches of the world (volume between 185,000 m³ and 190,000 m³)
	Augustinian Church D-1-62-000-4718, Neuhauser Straße 6	13th, 14th & 15th century	1618 baroquified
	Kreuzkirche D-1-62-000-3639, Kreuzstraße 10	consecrated in 1485	originally graveyard church of St. Peter's Church, 1620 baroquified, 1814 re-gothified
	Salvatorkirche D-1-62-000-6044, Salvatorstraße 17	consecrated in 1494	originally graveyard church of Frauenkirche, since 1828 Greek Orthodox Church; after temporary baroquification re gothified
	Löwenturm [de] ('Lion's Tower') D-1-62-000-5958, Rosental 4	14th century	fortified domicile, 7 storeys
	Isartor ('Isar Gate') D-1-62-000-6747, Tal 50	1337	originally only one tower, then surroundging fortress, in 19th century dismantled except of the towers, but afterwards restored; central tower washed, surrounding parts plastered
	Sendlinger Tor ('Sendling Gate') D-1-62-000-6485, Sendlinger Straße 49	about 1300	alterations in 19th and early 20th century, loss of the central tower
Neukirchen [de], Triftern (Rottal-Inn district)	St. John the Baptist's Church [de] D-2-77-149-56, Irlhamer Straße 4	tower 13th/14th century	only tower of visible brick; plastered nave of 2nd half of 15th century
Neuötting	St. Nikolai Church [de] D-1-71-125-49, Ludwigstraße 14	1410–1511	Tower 1623, plastered
Noppling, Reut	St. John the Baptist's Church D-2-77-140-25, Dorfstraße 1	late 15th century	Gothic Revival enlargement to the west	no photo of the church available
Nuremberg	Nuremberg Castle D-5-64-000-305, Burg 18, Kemenate		Kemenate[142] and parts of other buildings of brick
	Old Town Hall D-5-64-000-1589, Fünferplatz 7	1332–1340	eastern gable of the southern wing (great hall): decorated gable of brick, else of the building of sandstone
	Citizen's house (Bürgerhaus [de]) at Weinmarkt 2 D-5-64-000-2099	2nd half of 15th century	Gothic brick decorated gable
	Towers of the older defensive walls	mid 13th century	Laufer Schlagturm [de; pl] ('Lauf Gate Clock Tower'), D-5-64-000-86, Innerer Laufer Platz 3 a Schuldturm [de; fr; pl; zh] ('Debtors' Tower'), D-5-64-000-2056, Vordere Insel Schütt 2 Weißer Turm [de; fr; pl; zh] ('White Tower'), D-5-64-000-1236, Ludwigsplatz 19
Oberdietfurt [de], Massing	St. John the Baptist's Church [de] D-2-77-133-31, Dorfplatz 2	2nd half of 15th century	three-naved hall church
Obermenzing [de], Pasing-Obermenzing, Munich	Blutenburg Castle Chapel D-1-62-000-6226, Seldweg 15	1488
Oberuttlau, Uttlau [de], Haarbach	St. Andrew's Church [de] D-2-75-125-91, Am Dorfplatz 4	about 1476–1478	brick wall with inclusions of boulders, Late Gothic
Oberwittelsbach [de], Aichach	Mary of Victory Church [de] D-7-71-113-84, Nähe Kurat-Bayer-Weg	1418 & 16th century	Baroque alterations in the 17th century
Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm	Pfänderturm ('Debtors' Tower') D-1-86-143-122, Frauenstraße 34	about 1400[143]	last surviving tower of the urban fortifications
Pfarrkirchen	Ss. Simon and Jude Thaddaeus Church [de] D-2-77-138-30, Kirchenplatz 3	13th–15th–20th century	Late Gothic church with older predecessors, enlarged in modern style in 1971/1972
Pischelsberg, Eggenfelden	St. Andrew's Church [de] D-2-77-116-86, Pischelsberg 5	1472	turret added in the 19th century
Pürkwang [de], Wildenberg (Kelheim district)	St. Andrew's Church [de] D-2-73-181-6, Am Kirchberg 9	1462	lateral tower with blind pointed arches, nave altered in the 18th century
Reut (Rottal-Inn district)	St. Stephen's Church D-2-77-140-1, Simbacher Straße 1	late 15th century	enlarged in 1895
Sankt Alban [de], Hörgertshausen (Freising district)	St. Alban's Church [de] D-1-78-132-5, Sankt Alban 13	15th century
Schrobenhausen	City fortifications [de] D-1-85-158-120, Am Oberen Tor 10 & else	about 1440	mostly washed brick; 12 towers
Staudach [de], Massing	St. Corona's Church [de] D-2-77-133-37, Staudach 4	1481–1488
Steinkirchen (Erding district)	Ss. John the Baptist and John the Evangelist Church [de] D-1-77-138-1, Am Kirchberg 9	2nd half of 15th century	Baroque alterations in 18th century
Steinkirchen [de], Ortenburg (Passau district)	St. Lawrence's Church [de] D-2-75-138-137, Steinkirchen 9	1474–1478	single nave church, evangelical since 1573
Straubing	Basilica St. James [de; fr; zh] D-2-63-000-152, Pfarrplatz 21	1400–1512
	Church of the Carmelite Monastery [de] D-2-63-000-11, Albrechtsgasse 24	1368–1430	1700–1755 altered to Baroque style
	Defensive walls D-2-63-000-1, Fürstenstraße 15 a	14th & 15th centuries	two Gothic watchtowers and parts of the walls of brick: Joseph- or Agnes-Bernauer-Turm ('Josephi Tower' or 'Agnes Bernauer Tower') Pulverturm [de] ('Powder Tower')
Usterling [de], Landau an der Isar	St. John the Baptist's Church [de] D-2-79-122-74, Mamminger Straße 62	early 16th century
Vilsbiburg	Church of the Assumption of Mary [de] D-2-74-184-7, Kirchstraße 13	1404–1500	tower heightened in the 17th century
Walburgskirchen [de], Tann (Rottal-Inn district)	St. Walpurga's Church D-2-77-148-48, Dorfplatz 2	2nd half of 15th century, tower about 1400	nave extended to the west in 1882
Wasserburg am Inn	St. James' Church [de]	15th century	only the nave of brick
Wittibreut (Rottal-Inn district)	Ss. Mary, Philip and James Church D-2-77-152-1, Hauptstraße 15	tower Late Gothic	only tower of visible brick
Wolfakirchen [de], Haarbach	Church of the Assumption of Mary [de] D-2-75-125-139, Wolfakirchen 4	1502–1519	polygonal choir and western tower of brick
Bad Wörishofen	St. Justina's Church [de]	tower 1519/20	tower of the else plastered church
Martinskirchen, Wurmannsquick (Rottal-Inn district)	St. Martin's Church [de][144]	2nd half of 15th century	bare brick tower on the south side	photo missing, but [145]

Bibliography

• Hans Josef Böker: Die mittelalterliche Backsteinarchitektur Norddeutschlands. Darmstadt 1988. ISBN 3-534-02510-5
• Gerhard Vinken (ed.): Georg Dehio Handbuch der deutschen Kunstdenkmäler. Brandenburg. München 20o12. ISBN 3-422-03054-9 The descriptions of the single buildings are also available online from the cultural heritage database of the state of Brandenburg.
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• Gerd Weiß (ed.): Georg Dehio Handbuch der deutschen Kunstdenkmäler. Bremen und Niedersachsen. München 1992. ISBN 3-422-03025-5
• Claudia Euskirchen & al.: Georg Dehio: Handbuch der deutschen Kunstdenkmäler. Nordrhein-Westfalen I. Rheinland. 2005, ISBN 978-3-422-03093-0.
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See also

• List of Brick Gothic buildings
• List of Gothic brick buildings in the Netherlands
• List of Gothic brick buildings in Poland

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