Frauenkirche Dresden

Built in 1352, the church is long and small and exquisite, especially its western hall and exquisite carvings are his most beautiful parts, there is a choir above the main entrance, and a clock is also good.

This Gothic Catholic church, not the grandest of the several cathedrals in Nuremberg, is the most lovely, especially the bell tower at his front door, which makes people feel very childish.

The church is on the side of Nuremberg Market, small in size, but small and exquisite, especially the bell tower above its gates with carvings of the king at the time, which is particularly lovely, and there are many portraits and statues inside the church.

The cathedral was built in the mid-14th century, on the east side of Nuremberg Market, and there are cafes at the entrance of the church department. It feels like everyone is used to it. In fact, this church was originally a royal treasure house.

The church was once a treasure trove of Charles IV's treasures, so it was not too big and quite beautiful, and the most worth visiting was the various carvings in his hallway and outside.