Best places: Lutheran churches in Dransfeld, Germany

Restored church damaged during WWII with Gothic architecture, interior artwork & a large organ.

Gothic church where J. S. Bach was cantor, with a famous boys' choir giving regular recitals.

Gothic-era, now-Lutheran church with stained glass windows, paintings & a hefty pipe organ.

Long-standing Protestant cathedral featuring Gothic architecture, a large tower & many works of art.

Early 1500s Gothic church & final resting place of reformer Martin Luther, offering public tours.

👍👍 This place is worth exploring inside and outside and offers many discoveries. While you are here, enjoy the medieval surroundings. The church itself is open and invites to be visited, offers a quiet surrounding away from the hustle and bustle. This church and the town generally are absolutely worth...

First built in the 13th century, this Lutheran church features a reconstructed historic organ.

Built 1678–1681 in Baroque style, the city's largest evangelical church houses late-Gothic artworks.

👍 One of the few churches I like to visit from time to time for attending the "Stunde der Orgel", every Saturday between 18 and 19 o'clock. The organ music always relaxes and regenerates the nerves and the mind. Highly recommended for organ music lovers! Other concerts are also taking place in the c...

Small Brick Gothic church dating to the Middle Ages, with stained-glass windows.

👍👍 Peaceful place, to be with yourself...

This 19th-century Evangelical Lutheran church features live concerts with choir, jazz & Latin music.

😐 the second Lutheran church in Würzburg, while the first was built by the Protestant community itself. It was consecrated on June 24, 1895, John the Baptist. After the war, the newly built and 1957 newly opened church is located in the city center of Würzburg, about 200 meters north-east of the head...