Landmark
Lappan
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The Lappan is a striking medieval bell tower that has stood in Oldenburg for centuries, making it one of the city's most venerable landmarks. Located in the heart of the pedestrian zone, this robust brick structure originally served as a belfry for the nearby Church of St. Lamberti. Today, it is a beloved symbol of Oldenburg's history, surrounded by bustling shops and cafes. Visitors can admire its Gothic architecture, including pointed arches and a distinctive stepped gable, and imagine the tolling of bells that once marked the hours. The tower is freely accessible from the outside, offering a perfect photo opportunity and a tangible link to the city's medieval past.
Don't miss
- Admire the Gothic brick architecture and stepped gable
- Photograph the tower against the backdrop of Oldenburg's pedestrian zone
- Notice the historic bells, some of which are still in place
- Explore the surrounding market square and nearby historic buildings
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