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A baroque-style church, iconic for its towering spire.
St. Michael's Church, known locally as Michel, is one of Hamburg's most famous landmarks. Built between 1647 and 1669, the church is a masterpiece of baroque architecture and boasts a 132-meter-high tower that offers panoramic views of the city. The interior is equally impressive with its grand organ and marble pulpit. Its historical significance is highlighted by its role in Hamburg's religious and cultural life over the centuries.
Englische Planke 1, 20459 Hamburg, Germany
No reservations needed for general visits; group tours can be booked online.
Best visited in spring for clear views from the tower.
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