At the Nikolaikirche
At the St. Nikolaikirche is a street north of the city center of Lüneburg .
location
The street At the St. Nikolaikirche begins on Baumstraße and runs in a south-easterly direction to Lüner Straße , no street crosses or leaves the street. The length of the street is about 120 meters. The numbering of the houses starts with house number 1 in the northwest of the street and goes to house number 3 in the southeast. Number 4, the church, is south of the street. The road is closed to cars. The church is located on a triangular piece of land between Lüner Strasse and the street Bei der St. Nikolaikirche.
history
Possibly the path was laid out as the shortest route between the harbor district and the Bardowicker Tor. The Bardowicker Tor was built before 1274. Around the church there was a cemetery since 1409, which was occupied until 1815.
Architectural monuments
Next to the church of St. Nikolai , three houses in the street are under monument protection.
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| At the St. Nikolaikirche 1 | Residential building | The gable-end house has two floors and a gable roof. It is on the square on Bardowicker Straße . The construction of the house goes back to the 15th century. From the 17th century until 1901 the house was used by the church. |
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| At the St. Nikolaikirche 2 | Residential building | The house stands with the west gable next to house number 1 facing the square on Bardowicker Strasse, facing the street near the St. Nikolaikirche. It is a two-story house with ten axes and a five-axis wide dwelling. The entrance is on the fifth axis from the right, with a short flight of stairs in front of it . |
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| At the St. Nikolaikirche 3 | Residential building | The eaves house has two floors and a gable roof. The ground floor has five axes, with the entrance in the middle. There is a small flight of stairs in front of the entrance. The upper storey is made of timber framing, which protrudes. There is a ribbon of windows over the entire width, the two right axes are drawn out as bay windows. There is a dwelling in the roof. |
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St. Nikolai Church | The St. Nikolai Church is the youngest and smallest of the three main churches in Lüneburg. It was built from brick after 1407. |
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literature
- Doris Böker: Hanseatic City of Lüneburg with Lüne Monastery. (= Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany, architectural monuments in Lower Saxony. Volume 22.1). Michael Imhof Verlag, Petersburg, 2010, ISBN 978-3-86568-563-6 , pp. 358-370.
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