St. Johannis Baptista Church (Bad Salzelmen)

One of the most beautiful little even the most impressive sacral building in Schönebeck!
On August 29, 1430, the foundation stone was laid on the west side in order to create a last refuge in the event of war and disaster with the towers.
The work continued for almost 120 years, until around 1550 the spiers were placed on the Gothic substructure.
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kirchbauverein-badsalzelmen.de/geschichte
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sankt-Johannis-Baptista-Kirche_(Sch%C3%B6nebeck)

The Church of St. Johannis is located in the heart of Bad Slazelmen and is a great photo motif, a visit here can be easily planned into a city tour

At the beginning of the 15th century, the Pfänner of Groß Salze decided to have a church built that would also serve as a last refuge in the event of war or disaster. The construction took almost 120 years until the spires could be placed on the Gothic substructure in 1550. The church was supported for centuries by the wealthy Pfänner - the salt lords - which is why it is also called Pfännerkirche. The interior of the late Gothic church is also unique, with the magnificent high altar as an eye-catcher. The two confessionals are a rarity for Protestant churches.