Sint-Martinuskerk

What travelers say:

This church is called St. Martinus Church, it is located on the east bank of the Mass River, north of the St. Selfast Bridge, Maastricht has many famous churches, and even the Temple. The church is really not a level, but considering that the Temple has become a tourist attraction, This church is really a church for residents. Designed by architect Pierre Cuypers, the church is standard gothic style, the middle is a tower, the plane is cross-shaped, the red brick exterior wall, the volume is not large, the church I went to the day was not open, so I did not go in to visit the legendary Hans Truien stained glass stickers. However, the style outside the church is very good. There is a wedge-shaped green space between the church and the Mas River. Along the river is the water bank steps for tourists to look at and shoot the St. Selfast Bridge. There are rare reliefs in front of the church. It is rare because I have never seen this sculpture form before. On a cylinder and a waist cylinder with Han white jade reliefs divided into three layers of veneer to form the figure group, but unfortunately there is no introduction of sculpture around, so many characters I do not know, from the degree of wear and moss of the sculpture, The sculptures should have been around for quite some years, and it is not ruled out where the antiquities are moved. There are few tourists throughout the church of St. Martinus, so enjoy the surrounding scenery.