Stade
Country: Germany
Region: Europe
Period: 13th-17th c.CE
Location: 53.600833°N, 9.476389°E
Description
Stade is a picturesque town located in northern Germany, near the Elbe River. It served as the capital of the Bremen-Verden region from the 13th to the 17th centuries. The town boasts well-preserved medieval buildings, charming cobblestone streets, and a rich maritime heritage. It is a perfect destination for visitors interested in history, architecture, and natural beauty, with a variety of cultural attractions to explore.
Modern Remains
Stade features several notable landmarks, such as the Stade Old Town, with its historical timber-framed houses. The Stade Cathedral (or St. John's Church), a Gothic-stylebuilding, is one of the most iconic structures in the city. Other key landmarks include the Schwedenspeicher Museum, which focuses on the town’s maritime and Swedish history, and the Stade Harbour, a scenic waterfront area perfect for leisurely strolls.