St. Jacobi Church is one of the five Evangelical Lutheran churches in the city of Lübeck. Its construction dates back to 1334, it was built of red bricks in the Gothic architectural style, and it includes a tall clock tower dating back to the sixteenth century. It has a stunning interior design in terms of paintings, reliefs, and colorful decorations that adorn the walls and surfaces. The church also includes many ancient statues and sculptures distributed throughout the interior.