Frankenberg Church
Frankenberger Kirche
A Romanesque church in the miners' quarter of western Goslar, with 13th-century murals and an old street of miners' cottages around it.
Frankenberg Church (St. Peter and St. Paul) was built in the 12th century in the Frankenberg district on higher ground in the west of the old town. This area was once home to miners and craftspeople, and it still has low miners' cottages and narrow stone-paved lanes. Inside, murals from around 1230 survive, along with a medieval altar. Entry is free, and opening hours are irregular. It makes a good walk west from the Market Square and a convenient way to see the old neighborhoods where ordinary Goslar residents lived.
Opening hours
Daytime, irregular opening
Nearby sights
- Siemens House
- Mönchehaus Museum Goslar
- Imperial Palace of Goslar
- Großes Heiliges Kreuz
- Goslar Cathedral Porch (Domvorhalle)
- Neuwerk Church
- Market Church St. Cosmas and Damian
- Goslar Town Hall & Huldigungssaal