One of the most prominent tourist destinations in the German city of Lübeck is the Marienkes Church, a church dedicated to the Virgin Mary, rebuilt in the elegant Gothic style after it was destroyed by the British Air Force during World War II. It is built of red bricks, and is distinguished by its towering towers, which are about one hundred and twenty meters high, in addition to its distinctive blue dome. Which is classified as the tallest dome in the world. The church also has a unique interior design, as its walls are adorned with many valuable decorations and paintings.