St. Nicolai Church in Wyk auf Föhr

St. Nicolai Church in Wyk on Föhr is a Romanesque church building from the 13th century with Gothic and Baroque extensions. It is located in Boldixum, a district of Wyk. Since the Reformation on Föhr in 1526 to 1530, it has been a Protestant church.St. Nicolai is the youngest church building after the two other medieval churches on Föhr,
St. John's Church in Nieblum and St. Laurentii Church in Süderende. It was first documented in 1240 AD.In 1509, St. Nicolai was officially confirmed as an independent parish church.The tower, which towers over the flat landscape, is crowned with a gable roof. From the lake, you can see the three massive square church towers of St. Nicolai Church and its two sister churches, rising above the flat landscape.de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Nicolai_(Wyk_auf_F%C3%B6hr)

There are regular organ concerts in the Föhren churches. But also the old gravestones with the stories of the early islanders are an experience.

The church is located in the middle of the large cemetery, which is surrounded by field stone walls, on the border of the villages of Boldixum and Wrixum. The St. Nicolai Church was consecrated and named after St. Nicolaus, former Bishop of Myra in Asia Minor and patron saint of seafarers. The origin of the church dates back to around 1240.Everything you need to know at:
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