Klosterkirche Nordshausen (Nordshausen Abbey Church) is a Church in Nordshausen, Kassel, Germany.

It was formerly a cistercian convent and was used from 1257-1527

The church is built in gothic style and part of a former larger monastery which fell into ruins after it was stopped being used in 1527.

The massive bell tower used to be a guard tower, and was later included to the church building. 1905 it was renovated and finished with a spire in gothic revival style, with a stepped gable and a small slate covered lantern in the middle. Formerly it was finished off as simple timber framed construction with a flat roof.

In the second world war the church was not damaged , - and is today the only building in Kassel which still has a original gothic vault.


Height: 25m