Editing Jena (section)

==== Churches ====
* The main church, St. Michael's, is one of the biggest [[Gothic architecture|Gothic]] monuments in Thuringia and was built between 1422 and 1557. It has a bronze slab of [[Martin Luther]]'s tomb.  
* The St. John's Church was the church of the extinct village ''Leutra'' west of Jena and later used as the city's cemetery chapel. Since 1811, the Gothic building is the catholic church of Jena. 
* The Peace Church was built between 1686 and 1693 as new cemetery chapel and is a [[Baroque]] evangelical church today.
* The Schiller Church east of Saale river is the evangelical parish church of the former village and today's quarter Wenigenjena. [[Friedrich Schiller]] married here in 1790. 
* The St. Peter's Church is the former city church of Jena's southern district Lobeda. The Gothic church was built around 1480. 
* The parish church of Vierzehnheiligen (dedicated to the [[Fourteen Holy Helpers]]) is a Gothic-style former pilgrimage church established during the 1460s. 
* The St. Mary's Church in Ziegenhain is a former pilgrimage church in Gothic style, built in the 15th century.

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File:Stadtkirche St. Michael in Jena 2008-05-24.jpg|Main church St. Michael
File:St. Johannes Baptist.JPG|St. John's Church
File:Friedenskirche, Jena.jpg|Peace Church
File:SchillerkircheJena01.JPG|Schiller Church
File:Kirche Lobeda.JPG|Church of Lobeda
File:Kirche Vierzehnheiligen.JPG|Church of Vierzehnheiligen
File:Jena - Ziegenhain 02.jpg|Church of Ziegenhain
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