Frauenkirche Meißen

The Frauenkirche, the market square, the many historical buildings and the Albrechtsburg castle with the cathedral towering over the city form an incomparable ensemble. Take your time to explore the city and perhaps stop off at one or two wine bars to sample the good Saxon wine.

Frauenkirche Meißen
Church on the market
A chapel of "Our Lady" was mentioned at the current location of the Frauenkirche as early as 1205.
Text / Source: Friends of the Frauenkirche Meißen
frauenkirche-meissen.de

The Protestant Frauenkirche in the old town of Meißen is a late Gothic hall church. It belongs to the parish of St. Afra Meißen in the church district of Meißen-Großenhain of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Saxony.
The first tunable and thus playable porcelain carillon in the world was installed in the tower in 1929 on the occasion of the 1000th anniversary of Meissen.
The porcelain carillon consists of 37 bells and sounds every day at the following times:
6:30 a.m .: Wake up, the voice calls us
8:30 am: Great God, we praise you
11:30 a.m .: The heavens boast of Eternal Glory
2:30 p.m .: We come to pray
5:30 p.m .: A solid castle is our God
8:30 p.m .: Praise the Lord, the Mighty King
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