Basilica of SS. Ulrich and Afra, Augsburg

St. Ulrich and Aferra Church, the oldest church in Augsburg, built in the 11th-13th century AD, in an early Gothic style, is an important building in the Rhine region of Germany. The old cathedral, formerly a German Catholic church, was expanded by Martin Luther after the Reformation, and it became a new church. It is now a church with two denominations in one place, and the ancient and quiet atmosphere of faith is deeply moving.

The oldest church in Augsburg, built in the 11th-13th century AD, is an important building in the Rhine region of Germany. Originally an ancient cathedral of German Catholicism, after the Reformation, Martin Luther led supporters to expand it, so it became a new church. Today, it is a church where two denominations are gathered together, and the ancient and quiet atmosphere is deeply moving.

The church is very good, a good place, I think it is very good. Very good choice.

I like to see the church building and interior decoration, and now I will actually observe people in the church.

The church’s architecture and dome are beautiful and unique in style.