The St. Nicholas Church is one of the four churches in Rostock’s inner city community. It is one of the oldest surviving hall churches in the Baltic region. The imposing brick building is open for church and other cultural use and is mostly used as a venue for concerts, exhibitions and theatre performances. The three residential storeys in the Gothic hall roof are a curious sight.
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Photos: Joachim Kloock, René Legrand, TZRW
Introduction & Rostock Information (1:16 min) • University Square (7:14 min) • Universitys Main Building (4:24 min) • Abby Of The Holy Cross (4:02 min) • City Wall And Ramparts (2:01 min) • Kröpelin Gate (2:36 min) • Lange Straße (2:14 min) • Wokrenterstraße (1:47 min) • St. Marys Church (6:25 min) • New Market Square And Town Hall (6:42 min) • Kerkhoff House (1:39 min) • Stone Gate and House Of Estates (4:21 min) • Cow Gate (1:23 min) • House of Krahnstöver (2:55 min) • St. Peter’s Church (5:43 min) • Monastery Of St. Catherine (2:25 min) • Monk Gate (1:13 min) • Kröpeliner Straße (3:53 min)
