Reinoldikirche

Reinoldikirche, or St. Reinold's Church, is a historic brick Gothic parish church in Lübeck, in the northern German state of Schleswig-Holstein. It is located in the city's old town, among a group of medieval religious and civic buildings that reflect Lübeck's Hanseatic past. The church has medieval origins and has functioned as a place of worship for centuries; it became Lutheran during the Reformation and remains an active parish church within the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Northern Germany.

The building is characteristic of brick Gothic architecture, with a solid nave and a tall bell tower that forms a prominent part of Lübeck's skyline. The interior houses fittings and artwork from different periods, reflecting renovations and restorations carried out over the centuries. The church and its surroundings contribute to the historic character of the UNESCO-listed Lübeck Old Town.

Today Reinoldikirche serves regular worship as well as concerts and cultural events. It is open to visitors and is included in tours of Lübeck's architectural heritage. The church is protected as a historic monument and forms part of the network of historic religious buildings that attract researchers and tourists alike.