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Mikaeliskyrkan

church in Hildesheim, Germany

Key facts

Location: Hildesheim
Country: Germany
Denomination: simultaneum (Lutheran and Catholic)
Website: michaelis-hildesheim .wir-e .de /kirche
Status: parish church
Dedication: Michael the Archangel
Functional status: active
Architectural type: basilica with 2 quires and 2 transepts
Style: Romanesque , Gothic (southern side windows)
Groundbreaking: late 10th century
Completed: late 12th century
Length: overall: 74.75 metres (245.2 ft), nave between crossings: 27.34 metres (89.7 ft), transepts: 40.01 metres (131.3 ft)

Article · Svenska

Mikaeliskyrkan, eller Mikaelskyrkan (tyska: Michaeliskirche) är en tidig-romansk kyrka i Hildesheim, Tyskland. Den blev 1985 uppsatt på Unescos världsarvslista.

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Hildesheim Cathedral

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11th-century churches in Germany 20th-century Lutheran churches in Germany Buildings and structures completed in 1022 Churches completed in 1957 Churches completed in the 1020s Lutheran churches converted from Roman Catholicism Lutheran churches in Hildesheim Ottonian architecture Rebuilt churches in Germany Romanesque architecture in Germany World Heritage Sites in Germany

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Width

nave: 22.75 metres (74.6 ft), transepts: 11.38 metres (37.3 ft)

Deanery

Hildesheim-Sarstedt (Kirchenkreis) , Hildesheim (Dekanat)

Official name

St Michael's Lutheran Church

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St Mary's Cathedral and St Michael's Church at Hildesheim

Criteria

Cultural: (i), (ii), (iii)

Reference

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Wikidata facts

Area: 0.58
Official website: michaelis-hildesheim.wir-e.de
Image: St Michaels Church Hildesheim.jpg

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Commons category: St. Michael's Church (Hildesheim)
Commons Institution page: St Michael, Hildesheim
inception: 1010-00-00
native label: Michaeliskirche
P13311: Marouane Chamakh
street address: Michaelisplatz 1

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