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The Protestant St. Nicholas Church in Creuzburg was built in 1215/18 by Landgrave Hermann I. It was under the patronage of St. Nicholas and served as a meeting place for Creuzburg merchants. In 1428, the church was given a bell tower and Gothic tracery windows.

The old brickworks was converted into a cozy café in 1979. There you can also find the privately brewed beer of the Langlotz barn brewery from Frankenroda... delicious IPA

The Protestant St. Nicolai Church in Creuzburg has an impressive Romanesque choir and a Gothic nave restored after World War II. We found the church open.

Directly adjacent to the staircase leading from the Church of the Assumption to Creuzburg's town center, the former city wall of Creuzburg is still clearly visible. A long stretch of the city wall is still very well preserved here.

St. Nicholas Church is dedicated to St. Nicholas. It is open to the public and can be visited. The interior is rather plain, but the photos of the Liborikapelle on the Werra River (if you can't see them in person) and the tomb of Duchess Elisabeth of Saxe-Eisenach are worth seeing.

In Creuzburg, some parts of the city fortifications are still preserved. The wall, especially up to the churchyard church, is still intact.

The "Café Gisela" is a family business through and through. The handmade cakes and pies come from the Meyer bakery, founded in 1925 and run by Gisela's nephew Christian in the fourth generation. The daily changing delicacies are a dream. The Café Gisela, idyllically located on the Werra, was opened in 1979 by the real "Frankenrödschen" Gisela Götze together with her husband Eckhard. With a lot of craftsmanship, Eckhard transformed the building of the former brickworks into a gem where you can unwind with a good cup of coffee in the middle of nature. 👍1a 🍰