Basilika St. Lambertus

The 13th-century church in the downtown historic district next to the Rhine River is a standard Gothic-style church. The tall dome is very awkward. The decoration inside is quite satisfactory and worth a visit.

Located just north of the old town, St. Rambentus Church is one of the oldest churches in Düsseldorf. After strolling through the old town, you can enter the church interior, rest on the seats, and sometimes there is a mass, and the incense burner is in the corner of the church.

St. Rambentus Church is located in the old town, once called the Church of Düsseldorf's mother, locals also called it the Cathedral. It is one of the city landmarks of Düsseldorf. It was built in 1394 and the church is free for people to visit. There are many monuments and famous paintings in it, and there are many stories of jade carvings on the wall. It is a very distinctive church. Locals also often worship and confess here.

Goethe-style stationing is very grand The wedding was just finished in the town church, and the ruins of the ancient ruins were also witnessing the shooting of two or three couples of new people's wedding dresses. Standing on the tail of May, I remembered that once, the horse was very slow, the letter was far away, and the life may be only enough to love one person.

St. Rambentus Church is located on the Steviet Square north of the old town. The standard Gothic building is really unpretentious compared to the cathedral in Cologne, but it is located on the Rhine River and feels a bit more elegant.