Halle Cathedral

Halle Cathedral was built between 1271 and 1330 as a monastery church for the Dominican monastery. The three-aisled hall church is the oldest church still preserved in the old town. According to the rules of the mendicant order, a tower, elaborate decorations and a transept were dispensed with. Inside the church, the 18 pillar figures and the sandstone pulpit from 1526 are particularly noteworthy. Since the city was never a diocese, the church is not strictly speaking a cathedral. Source: halle-touristinformation.de/portfolio/dom-zu-halle

The oldest existing building in the old city of Halle. The construction was completed in 1330 and is in the style of late gothic and early renaissance. He is 68 m long, 20 m wide and 18 meters high.

Halle Cathedral was built between 1271 and 1330 as the monastery church of the Dominican monastery. The three-aisled hall church is the oldest surviving church in the old town. According to the rules of the mendicant order, a tower, elaborate decorations and a transept were dispensed with. Inside the church, the 18 figures on pillars and the sandstone pulpit from 1526 stand out. Since the city was never a diocese, the church is not strictly speaking a cathedral.

Source: halle-touristinformation.de/portfolio/dom-zu-halle