St. Aegidia

St. Aegidien is located in the center of the former quarter of craftsmen and agrarian citizens on the eastern slope of the inner city hill in the direction of Wakenitz. The present three-nave hall church dates from the first third of the 14th century. With Gothic murals and elements from the Baroque and Renaissance periods, as well as numerous art treasures, St. Aegidien is magnificently furnished. A special attraction is the carved singing choir (1587) by Tönnies Evers the Younger and the Gothic murals in the choir and tower hall.

City guide Anna Carlzon Behnke, a native of Sweden, gives you an insight into the church of St. Aegidien in this video.