Church of Our Saviour

The church, designed by Lambert van Haven and completed in 1695, is a notable example of baroque architecture. Its most striking feature is the spiral spire with an external staircase that leads to an observation tower providing panoramic views of the city. The spire is topped by a large golden globe and a prominent statue of Christ.

As a Lutheran place of worship, the church combines religious significance with artistic and architectural heritage. It is equipped with facilities including wheelchair access. The structure serves both as a spiritual site and an architectural landmark, reflecting the baroque style's intricate design and craftsmanship.

The observation tower is accessible and offers an elevated perspective of the surrounding urban landscape. The church is open to the public, allowing exploration of its architectural beauty and religious features.