St. Michael Church

Where? 2536 Luxembourg City

St. Michael Church

The origins of the church of St. Michael date back to 987. It was damaged several times during successive sieges of the fortress, then rebuilt and enlarged. The present Gothic-style church dates from 1519. It Gothic vaults and its Baroque altar by B. Namur form a harmonious entity. 

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Address: St. Michael Church
L-2536 Luxembourg City
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