Frauenkirche façade with Männleinlaufen clock

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The Frauenkirche façade with Männleinlaufen clock is the ornate Gothic front of Nuremberg’s Church of Our Lady, featuring a famous mechanical clock where small figures perform a daily procession.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural structure
church façade
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Brick Gothic
Gothic architecture
associatedWith Holy Roman Empire NERFINISHED
clockMechanismType mechanical automaton
clockShowFrequency daily
completionDate 14th century
constructionStart 14th century
country Germany NERFINISHED
dedicatedTo Virgin Mary
faces Nuremberg Hauptmarkt NERFINISHED
features daily figurine procession
mechanical clock
moving figures
GermanName Fassade der Frauenkirche mit Männleinlaufen NERFINISHED
hasPart Männleinlaufen clock NERFINISHED
balcony beneath clock
central portal
imperial coat of arms
niche statuary
ornate gable
pinnacles
tracery windows
hasViewOver Nuremberg Christmas Market (Christkindlesmarkt) NERFINISHED
heritageStatus protected historic monument (Nuremberg)
languageOfName German
locatedAt Hauptmarkt (main market square, Nuremberg) NERFINISHED
locatedIn Bavaria
Germany
Nuremberg
locatedInOldTown Nuremberg Altstadt NERFINISHED
material brick
stone
notableFor Gothic ornamentation
historical clockwork display
representation of imperial power
partOf Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady, Nuremberg) NERFINISHED
religiousAffiliation Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
timePeriod Middle Ages
touristActivity clock show viewing

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Main Market Square hasNotableStructure Frauenkirche façade with Männleinlaufen clock
subject surface form: Main Market Square (Nuremberg)