Paulinum (2007–2017, architect Erick van Egeraat). Reconstructed sections of the destroyed St Pauli monastery church (1240), built in glass and stone, serving as a lecture theatre and place of worship; consecrated in 1545 by Martin Luther as a Protestant university church. The Gothic St Paul’s Church stood until its demolition in 1968 by the GDR authorities. Leipzig, Saxony, Germany

Paulinum (2007–2017, architect Erick van Egeraat). Reconstructed sections of the destroyed St Pauli monastery church (1240), built in glass and stone, serving as a lecture theatre and place of worship; consecrated in 1545 by Martin Luther as a Protestant university church. The Gothic St Paul’s Church stood until its demolition in 1968 by the GDR authorities. Leipzig, Saxony, Germany Stock Photo
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Contributor:

Georg Berg

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3E49CRP

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8569 x 5713 px | 72.6 x 48.4 cm | 28.6 x 19 inches | 300dpi

Date taken:

18 March 2026

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Leipzig, Saxony, Germany