St. Gangolf's Church

Trier, Germany

The original St. Gangolf's Church was built in 958 AD, but replaced with a current one between 1284-1344. The Gothic parts were added around 1500 and Baroque elements between 1731-1746.

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Grabenstraße 19, Trier, Germany
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Founded: 1284-1344
Category: Religious sites in Germany
Historical period: Habsburg Dynasty (Germany)

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4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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IPAUL TRAVELEATMUSIC (16 months ago)
Nice little church.
Sreeram Sadasivam (2 years ago)
Very interesting story of St Gangolf. Finding the entry to this church is a puzzle which is worth awhile when visiting Trier. You would see the tower of the church from Hauptmarkt but, you would be riddled with the shops and restaurants beside it.
Josip Rosandić (4 years ago)
Maybe I have been overwhelmed after visiting the famous cathedral, so my 4 stars may seem bit harsh, but I still think this one is definitely worth visiting. After all, it is located in city center. Germany does love her churches and this one is no exception, and it is well maintained so give her a go and take a few shots with your camera.
Aled's project (5 years ago)
The building ist just so cold in the winter.
JelleSchelfthout (5 years ago)
Beautifull Building. The garden is quiet and cosy. A perfect place to photograph.
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