Editing Dortmund (section)

===Churches===
[[File:Marienkirchhof Dortmund.jpg|thumb|Reinoldikirche and Marienkirche]]
* [[Reinoldikirche]], a Protestant church (built in 1233–1450)
* {{Interlanguage link|Petrikirche, Dortmund|de|3=Petrikirche (Dortmund)|lt=Petrikirche}}, a now Protestant church (start of construction 1322). It is famous for the huge carved altar (known as "Golden Miracle of Dortmund"), from 1521. It consists of 633 gilt carved oak figures depicting 30 scenes about Easter.
* [[Marienkirche, Dortmund|Marienkirche]], a now Protestant church originally built in 1170–1200 but rebuilt after World War II. The altar is from 1420.
* [[Propsteikirche, Dortmund|Propsteikirche]], Monastery of the Dominican Order in the city center (built in 1331–1353)
* [[St. Georg, Aplerbeck]], the only Romanesque cross basilica of Dortmund
* [[Große Kirche Aplerbeck]], a Gothic revival church
* [[St. Peter, Syburg|St. Peter]] in Syburg suburb, the oldest church building in the city limits
* [[St. Patrokli, Kirchhörde]], a 1954 church
* Heilig-Kreuz-Kirche, a Protestant church (start of construction 1911)
* St. Margareta Chapel, a Protestant chapel built in 1348
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File:Dortmund-100706-15131-Reinoldi.jpg|[[Reinoldikirche]]
File:NRW, Dortmund, Altstadt - Evangelische Marienkirche 01.jpg|[[Marienkirche, Dortmund|Marienkirche]]
File:Propsteikirche, Dortmund 2006.jpg|St. Johannes Baptist
File:St Peter Syburg Seite.jpg|[[St. Peter, Syburg|St. Peter in Syburg suburb]]
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