Tower
The 64 meter high tower is a work of the High Gothic. It is divided sparse, but has bricked gables . The lower belfry is open on all sides and has broader, pointed arch windows twin sound. The two pointed arches of the windows are of a rectangular central pillar with strong fighters at catch. The main entrance of the tower is in front of the choir between the two side altars on the left.
The helmet of the tower had a green, copper before the fire patina . After the fire, the spire was supported by the Max Vogelsang AG and Paul Grunder AG depths made. The roof has a red paint today. The height of the helmet is 37 meters.
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