St. Elisabeth (St. Elizabeth's Church)  

Originally, St. Elizabeth's Church was part of the former branch settlement of the German Knights' Order. The humble Gothic chapel was demolished in 1785 and replaced by this mighty neo-classical building. St. Elizabeth's Church was badly damaged during World War II and reconstructed between 1947 and 1950, restored on the outside in 1975/76. The interior shell of the 50 metre dome was furnished with a new cassette vault. The interior furnishings were only installed in 1902. The interior is dominated by twelve monumental apostle statues.)