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For Freiburger Münster in Freiburg im Breisgau, the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Freiburger Münster

Münsterplatz 1, 79098 Freiburg im Breisgau, DE-BW, DE

Freiburger Münster

Freiburg Minster (Freiburger Münster) is one of the most important Gothic churches in Germany and has shaped the city skyline for centuries with its delicate spire. Particularly impressive is the tower, around 116 meters high, whose elegant openwork spire is often described as one of the most beautiful church towers in Europe. Construction began around 1200 and combines Romanesque beginnings with rich Gothic architecture. Inside, visitors encounter a solemn atmosphere, intricate stained-glass windows, historic altars, and numerous sculptures. Many details tell of the long building history and of the city’s religious as well as civic self-image. The exterior façade also deserves a closer look, as its figures, portals, and stone carvings display exceptional craftsmanship. The minster is not only a house of worship, but also an important cultural monument and a living place of faith. Anyone who appreciates architecture, history, and sacred art will find here one of the most impressive buildings in southwestern Germany.

Freiburger Münster
Münsterplatz 1
Freiburg im Breisgau
Baden-Württemberg
79098
Germany
Freiburger Münster
Freiburger Münster
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Freiburg Minster (Freiburger Münster) is one of the most important Gothic churches in Germany and has shaped the city skyline for centuries with its delicate spire. Particularly impressive is the tower, around 116 meters high, whose elegant openwork spire is often described as one of the most beautiful church towers in Europe. Construction began around 1200 and combines Romanesque beginnings with rich Gothic architecture. Inside, visitors encounter a solemn atmosphere, intricate stained-glass windows, historic altars, and numerous sculptures. Many details tell of the long building history and of the city’s religious as well as civic self-image. The exterior façade also deserves a closer look, as its figures, portals, and stone carvings display exceptional craftsmanship. The minster is not only a house of worship, but also an important cultural monument and a living place of faith. Anyone who appreciates architecture, history, and sacred art will find here one of the most impressive buildings in southwestern Germany.
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