Paulinerkirche Göttingen

The church was consecrated in 1331 as part of a Dominican monastery. Formerly a place of pilgrimage with relics of Thomas Aquinas, scene of the city's first Lutheran service (1529).
The Paulinerkirche became the nucleus of the new university in 1737 and has since been used for university purposes, especially as a university library.Today the former church houses one of the most beautiful event and exhibition rooms in Lower Saxony.

The Paulinerkirche, today the State and University Library (SUB) is an impressive building

The Paulinerkirche in Göttingen's old town was completed in 1304 as a monastery church and now serves as the Lower Saxony State and University Library Göttingen as an event and exhibition hall. Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paulinerkirche_(G%C3%B6ttingen)The monastery church of St. Peter and Paul is a Gothic hall church.
1331 Consecration of the church of the Dominican monastery founded in 1294
1529 first Lutheran service in Göttingen
1531-1734 Use of the Paulinerkirche by the Pädagogium
1734-1803 University Church
since 1812 part of the university library and lecture hall
since 2000 showroom after extensive restoration
Source: Information board at the church