Lorenzer Platz

Nuremberg Top 3 in Important Religious Institution

This Lorenz Square is not very big, but surrounded by cathedrals, fountains, etc., it is a good place to visit for leisure. There are small sausages with local characteristics at roadside stalls, and street performers dot the square. The church of St. Lawrence next to it is a Gothic cathedral built between 1270 and 1477. It was built on the basis of an ancient Roman rectangular cathedral. Between its two Gothic towers, a circular flower window with a diameter of 9 meters is installed, and it is decorated with countless triangular doors and broken roses. The most memorable thing in the church is the altar with the star-shaped dome and the hanging wooden statue of the Annunciation. This is a masterpiece by the famous German artist Fait. Another masterpiece of his is the crucifix on the high altar. And the Eucharist Tower created by Adam Clough is also a treasure.

A very lively square. There are several religious churches. It is also an area for leisure and rest. There are free benches on the square, and there are also some good handicraft old shops. The transportation here is also very convenient. , Can go directly to several places.

Every city has such a cathedral to guide everyone. There is no going in the church. Today, Sunday, there should be worship activities. It looked very tall and majestic from the outside, and when I looked up, my hat fell on the ground.

A typical European square, surrounded by primitive and majestic churches, beautiful fountains, and medieval buildings.

Small towns in Europe are surrounded by historical and cultural buildings. There are no tall buildings. Sitting in the open-air seats by the fountain, drinking a drink, watching the white pigeons in the square walking through the crowd, has a special flavor.