Details
Founded: 1002Category: Religious sites in Germany
Historical period: Ottonian Dynasty (Germany)
Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Andreas Herchenröther (9 months ago)
798 years can be felt and visible here. A great place, unfortunately the monastery closes at Easter...
798 years can be felt and visible here. A great place, unfortunately the monastery closes at Easter...
Robert T (10 months ago)
?rash decision to leave Worms. I wish you to stay and exceed 1000 years in the service of pama ???
?rash decision to leave Worms. I wish you to stay and exceed 1000 years in the service of pama ???
Natalie N. (17 months ago)
A beautiful, beautiful church with the associated monastery.
A beautiful, beautiful church with the associated monastery.
Thomas Müthing (theviolinproject.de) (2 years ago)
It's a shame, unfortunately closed during my visit: The Church of St. Paul in Worms has an eventful history that goes back over a thousand years and is now a monastery of the Dominican Order. The centuries created an exceptionally designed church: Originally a three-aisled Romanesque pillar basilica (around 1000 AD), the east choir was converted into a five-sided apse three centuries later. The church later served, among other things, as a city museum of Worms and as a weapons depot; it was only since 1929 that it has been a monastery church for the Dominicans. The church was partially bombed out during the Second World War and was finally completely restored in 1999. If you're visiting Worms you should stop by here, if you're lucky it might be open.
It's a shame, unfortunately closed during my visit: The Church of St. Paul in Worms has an eventful history that goes back over a thousand years and is now a monastery of the Dominican Order. The centuries created an exceptionally designed church: Originally a three-aisled Romanesque pillar basilica (around 1000 AD), the east choir was converted into a five-sided apse three centuries later. The church later served, among other things, as a city museum of Worms and as a weapons depot; it was only since 1929 that it has been a monastery church for the Dominicans. The church was partially bombed out during the Second World War and was finally completely restored in 1999. If you're visiting Worms you should stop by here, if you're lucky it might be open.
Sascha Brenner Immobilien Rhein Neckar (3 years ago)
If you're in Worms it's worth a visit. The unusual design of the church from the outside is rarely seen. Is just a stone's throw from the center.
If you're in Worms it's worth a visit. The unusual design of the church from the outside is rarely seen. Is just a stone's throw from the center.
