Maria Chappel Review

One of the landmarks of Würzburg, the Bazaar Square of Würzburg, is next to the red and white church. It is very magical color and gothic style. It is recognized as a highlight of Würzburg's art history. Late Gothic, built in 1377, the original site was formerly a destroyed synagogue. During World War II, the church was burned down and rebuilt in1948-1961, with modern decorations. The exterior of the Chapel of Our Lady is one of the best in the German churches we visited, and the red and white exterior walls are still striking even in the dark of night last night. Bright and vibrant colors neutralize the solemnity of the high-top church, and the blue sky is even more inseparable from the sight of the day. Like the main church church, this behemoth standing on the side of the market square can still “look back and see her” when you wander around. When we were ready to enter the church, we were met by a steady stream of people who had just finished their service and left, a few people let the majority, and we waited a long time at the door before the crowd dispersed. It was this that I noticed the stacked carving above the main entrance, which was well protected by the screen. I wonder if it was lucky to be preserved because of the baptism of the Second World War artillery fire? The interior of the church is classic Gothic style, with a narrow and high-rise space of axial symmetry. The grid-shaped Gothic strands fill the entire top space vertically, and the momentum is magnificent. As soon as you enter the interior, the hustle and bustle of the market square seems to have become a thing of the last century. The church offers a pure land, and people pray and comfort the soul in a quiet world. European churches are like magic kaleidoscopes, and various architectural styles can be matched to a new world that will never be repeated. The external facade and the internal environment are not directly connected, only to attract non-believers to enter one after another, whether to explore, solve puzzles, is a way to accept the local history and culture. In addition to tourists, the church is basically a local person who comes to pray and worship. The atmosphere is peaceful and peaceful, which is an experience that the attractions cannot give. Traveling in a hurry, often forgetting to feel and think. It is these churches, large and small, that have a different style, that slow us down and return to our true heart. Arrival: 10 minutes walk from the main train station in Würzburg