St. Nicholas' Church
Nikolaikirche Rostock
One of the three great Gothic churches of the old town. Restored after World War II, it unusually has apartments in its roof space and now hosts concerts and exhibitions.
St. Nicholas' Church is one of Rostock's oldest hall churches. It was damaged in World War II, and after restoration it was turned into a venue for cultural events, often hosting concerts and exhibitions. A distinctive feature is that residential apartments were built into the attic during the restoration, and roof windows are visible from the outside. The church's exterior and the lanes of the eastern old town are worth a stroll. Interior access depends on events.
Opening hours
Open during events
Nearby sights
- St. Peter's Church
- Neuer Markt & Town Hall
- St. Mary's Church & Astronomical Clock
- Rostock City Harbour
- Universitätsplatz
- Kröpeliner Straße & Kröpeliner Tor
- Cultural History Museum (Holy Cross Abbey)
- Rostock Zoo & Darwineum