Marktkirche Collection

Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany - Marktplatz with Ducal Palace (left) and Marktkirche (back right). Date: 1908

Christmas market and Marktkirche (Market Church), Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany

Meadow of daffodils on Warmen Damm, in the background Wilhelmstrasse and Marktkirche, Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany

Church of St Cosmas and Damian, Goslar, Harz, Lower Saxony, Germany

Market squares Lower Saxony 1907 Clausthal Marktkirche
Market squares in Lower Saxony, 1907, Lower Saxony, Clausthal, Marktkirche, Germany

Marktkirche, Hanover, Germany
The Marktkirche (Market Church of St George and St James), the main Lutheran church in Hanover, Germany. Date: circa 1910

UNESCCO World Heritage Site Marktkirche tower clock Goslar Lower Saxony Germany

UNESCCO World Heritage Site view over picturesque old town from tower of Marktkirche Goslar Lower Saxony Germany

UNESCCO World Heritage Site view at Schuhhof picturesque old town from tower of Marktkirche Goslar Lower Saxony Germany

Germany, Lower Saxony, Goslar, Bell towers of Marktkirche (Market Church of Saint Cosmas and Saint Damian)
Germany - Lower Saxony - Goslar (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1992). Bell towers of Marktkirche (Market Church of Saint Cosmas and Saint Damian)

View of city market place with church illuminated at night, Red Tower (Roter Turm), Marien Church (Marktkirche), Halle, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, march

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The Marktkirche, located in Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany on the bustling Marktplatz (market square), is a sight to behold. This stunning church stands tall amidst the vibrant Christmas market and serves as a symbol of faith and history in this charming city. If you venture further, you may stumble upon the meadow of daffodils on Warmen Damm, where the Wilhelmstrasse and Marktkirche create a picturesque backdrop. But don't be mistaken - this isn't the only Marktkirche worth exploring in Germany. In Goslar, Harz, Lower Saxony lies another Church of St Cosmas and Damian that shares its name with our beloved landmark. The architectural wonders continue with an unknown architect's masterpiece in Hameln and Hofmann Nickel's creation in Halle/Saale. Traveling back to Lower Saxony, we find ourselves surrounded by historic beauty once again. Clausthal's Market Square boasts yet another enchanting Marktkirche while Goslar proudly showcases its UNESCO World Heritage Site status through its picturesque old town featuring none other than the iconic tower clock of Marktkirche. No matter which corner of Germany you find yourself in, there seems to be a special place for these magnificent churches known as "Marktkirche. " Each one tells its own story through architecture and design while leaving visitors awe-inspired by their grandeur.