St. Nikolai Church Bad Düben

construction time
probably 13th century, 19th century,
1810 to 1814 (new tower), 1816 to 1817 (conversion of the hall)Architectural style
Romanesque, classicism
Builder / Architect
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Status
The Ev. The town church in Bad Düben has been renovated.
Todays use
sacred
Access
The Ev. The town church in Bad Düben cannot be visited.description
type
The Ev. Bad Düben town church is a cross-facing hall church.
Structure
Plastered field and brick building, straight east end, arched windows, addition of a sacristy, west tower with octagonal bell storey and tent roof
inner space
Wooden ceiling, two-storey gallery, pulpit, altar, organ (Wilhelm Rühlmann)Source: architektur-blicklicht.de/kirchen/bad-dueben-stadtkirche-nordsachsen

Towards the end of the 12th century, the town church was built as the seat of an archpriest of the diocese of Meissen. It was rebuilt several times, but its core has remained Romanesque to this day.
Source: Wikipedia

The church was probably built in the 13th century. The tower was rebuilt from 1810-1814, and 1816-1817 the hall. It is the Protestant town church Bad Düben.