Kerk, Salvatorplein 1

English translation

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Description

St. Amelberga Church, formerly a foundation church, dedicated to the Holy Saviour and Apostles. Romanesque cross basilica with west structure and external crypt, second half of 11th century extensively restored 1885-1891, war damage restored in 1948. Choir and three-aisled nave with alternating support system flatly roofed. Crypt and lower chambers of the west structure vaulted. Baptismal font from around 1200, confessional, 18th century, twelve gravestones of abbesses, canonesses and canons, 15th-18th century. Stone sarcophagus and sarcophagus lid, 10th century ?. Wooden figures: St. Catherine and St. Sebastian, first half 16th century, St. Mary and St. John, 14th century A. 16 silver relief plates, around 1100. Evangeliary with miniatures, 9th century. Single-manual organ from the middle of the 19th century. The instrument contains 18th century pipework. Bell frame with bells consisting of a bell by P. van Sittert, 1309, diam. 100 cm and a bell by H. Falck, 1608, diam. 80 cm.