st. matthias church

The Protestant church is opened all days and worthwhile to visit. Built in the year 1000 by Archbishop Willigis von Mainz. Anno 1500 converted, at the completion of the Western Ruben Tower (Peter Ruben) with its stone pyramid roof, the Church got its current late-Gothic shape, in the Northern Willigisturm remains of the first Romanesque church were preserved. The 14th Century choir and 15th century nave form a Hall church with four aisles. At the East a three-sided choir with two bays, at the North the nave with three cross facades and hip roof, Northern Hall-like main entrance and south an adjacent sacristy. Sculptures on the buttresses, baptismal font, remains of wall frescoes, 15th-17e century tombstones, 1738 Stumm organ in the Western empore. At the cemetery wall cast iron relief and 18th century Baroque St. Johannes Nepomuk, at the cemetery 19th century tombs.