St. Gangolf's Church

Description

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.

Address
Grabenstraße 19, Trier, Germany

Established
1284-1344

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