Clemenskirche
A small round baroque church designed by Schlaun, with dome frescoes and a gilded altar of refined splendor.
Built from 1745 to 1753 as a chapel attached to a hospital run by a charitable religious order, the church has a brick and sandstone exterior and a bright round dome with frescoes inside. It is considered one of the most beautiful baroque churches in northern Germany. The church is small and can be seen in 10 to 20 minutes. It is about 100 meters from the Erbdrostenhof. Admission is free, but opening hours are limited.
Opening hours
About 10:00 am–6:00 pm (irregular)
Nearby sights
- Erbdrostenhof
- Stadtmuseum Münster
- Historic City Hall & Hall of Peace
- St. Lamberti Church
- Prinzipalmarkt
- Kunstmuseum Pablo Picasso
- Domplatz Weekly Market
- Kiepenkerl Monument