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Located right on the village square, this old brick church invites you to take a quiet break. Inside, there's a special silence, perfect for taking a breather on a tour through Holstein Switzerland. For those looking for a little break: stop, step inside, pause – and then continue on refreshed.

St. Servatius Church in Selent stands close to Lake Selent in the north of Holstein Switzerland. Built around 1197, it is the northernmost church in Europe dedicated to St. Servatius. It is also the patron church of the surrounding estates of Lammershagen, Wittenberg, Rastorf, and Salzau Castle. Originally built as a late Romanesque hall church, it was expanded over the centuries into a Gothic church with a cruciform floor plan. Special features include the valuable Gothic winged altarpiece from 1470 and a panel painting from 1566 by the Dutch painter Pieter Aetersen entitled "Adoration of the Shepherds."

always delicious, great place to take a break

The St. Servatius Church in Selent is located directly on the beautiful Selenter Lake, in the heart of Holstein Switzerland. It was built around 1197 and is the northernmost church in Europe dedicated to St. Servatius - a real highlight! It is also the patron church for the surrounding estates of Lammershagen, Wittenberg, Rastorf and Salzau Castle. Originally designed as a late Romanesque hall church, over the centuries it has developed into an impressive Gothic church with a cruciform floor plan. Particularly worth seeing are the valuable Gothic winged altar from 1470 and the panel painting from 1566, which is entitled "Adoration of the Shepherds" and was created by the Dutch painter Pieter Aetersen. A visit is definitely worth it.

The church was built from hewn stone between 1227 and 1240. The original round tower was replaced by a square one made of bricks between 1811 and 1813. There are many gems to discover inside the simple church, the most striking of which is certainly the carved winged altar from around 1500.

Remote, quiet bathing area with a small beach, but also a large meadow and the bathhouse - cafe&kitchen&son, …

Impressive view over the pews to the altar when you enter the church.

A very nice rustic place. Unfortunately we didn't manage to stop somewhere there around 2 p.m.