North and east of Kunstbäckerei Hensler (from Monday’s article), along the river Lahn, is a magnificent Romanesque cathedral that dates back to 1190 (consecrated in 1235). This is Dom zu Limburg (Limburg Cathedral), and it dominates the skyline in northeast Old Town Limburg.
Stadtkirche St. Sebastian, Bischofsplatz (Bishop’s Square), Limburg, Germany
You may have noticed in my earlier Limburg an der Lahn photos that we were a bit gloomy. Well, we weren’t. The skies were. For instance, notice the cloudy conditions in the above photograph of Stadtkirche St. Sebastian (Limburg Town Church) on Bischofsplatz (Bishop’s Square). Fortunately, those conditions did not hold as the day progressed:
The Sun’s Out!
You may recall from last week’sFun Photo Friday that I found Fiedel Hensler’s bicycle. While that was offered in jest, there is indeed a Kunstbäckerei Hensler (Hensler Art Bakery), located at Kolpingstraße 1, and it was there that I found the bicycle. I also found some really fun decorations that are well worth your time.
Kunstbäckerei Hensler
Make sure you take the time to zoom in on the really neat carvings here:
Today, instead of a gallery, I’m just going to post the individual pictures with captions. Let me know if you prefer this, which is a bit more labor intensive but still fun.