High Altar Dating From 1480 In St. Nikolai Church, Stralsund, Germany

Central Nave Of The Church Of The Holy Ghost, Munich, Bavaria, Germany

Portal Of The Rathaus (Town Hall) And St. Nikolai Church, Stralsund, Germany

Portal Of The Rathaus (Town Hall) And St. Nikolai Church, Stralsund, Germany

Central Nave Of The Mainzer Dom (Mainz Cathedral Or St. Martin's Cathedral), Mainz, Germany

Central Nave Of The Frauenkirche, Munich, Bavaria, Germany

Central Nave Of The Cathedral Of St. Peter And St. George (Bamberger Dom), Bamberg, Bavaria, Germany

Central Nave Of The St. Vitus Cathedral, Prague, Czech Republic

Central Nave And Main Altarpiece With Paintings From 1514 In The Church Of Our Lady, Wurzburg, Bavaria, Germany

Central Nave Of The St. Vitus Cathedral, Prague, Czech Republic

Central Nave Of The Speyer Cathedral, (Officially The Imperial Cathedral Basilica Of The Assumption And St Stephen), Speyer, Germany

St. Mary's Cathedral, Hildesheim, Lower Saxony, Germany

Nave, St. Bartholomew's church, Konigssee Lake; Schonau am Konigsee, Bavaria, Germany

Konigssee Lake, St. Bartholomew's church; Schonau am Konigsee, Bavaria, Germany

Poland, St Mary's Church Largest Brick Church In World; Gdansk

Poland, Townhouses On Main Town With Tower Of St Mary's Church (Bazylika Mariacka) In Background; Gdansk

Architecture - Germany - line art Section Romanesque A Hall-Church, or Church with Aisles and Nave of equal height. St. Servatius at Munster. Nave comes from the Latin word "navus" meaning ship. When inverted, the nave resembles hull of a ship. Roman

Central Nave Of The Church Of St. Mary, Stralsund, Germany