Church of St. Severus
St. Severi's Church, a five-nave Gothic hall church, was the collegiate church of a canon community from the 12th century. In addition to the St. Severi sarcophagus (1365), whose side walls depict the life of the saint, there is a stone Madonna (1345) and a 15-metre-high baptismal font (1467) as well as other works of art. Together with the cathedral, the Catholic church is a landmark of the city of Erfurt.
Distance to Public Transport
400 Meters ( Streetcar )
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Bechtheimer Straße 1
99084 Erfurt
info@stadtwerke-erfurt.de
+49 361 5640
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Year of construction
1278
Architecture
Gothic Art
Opening hours
01.11.2024 - 31.03.2025
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