Munshausen Church

Munshausen, Luxembourg

The tower of Munshausen church from 1250 is in the Romanesque style while the nave underwent Gothic additions around 1470. There are tombstones of the Lords of Clervaux in the church

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Founded: 1250
Category: Religious sites in Luxembourg

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