- Pictures from the Neithardt chapel in the Ulm cathedral (Germany)

The Neithardt Chapel in the Ulm's Cathedral is the largest. It dates from 1444 and displays the tombstones of the various Nithart who plaid an important role in the management of the city in the 15th and 16th centuries. It also displays their various coats of arms whose basic and constant element is a clover leave over three hills/mountains. As usual, the spelling varies from Nithart - Niithart - Nythart - Neithardt to Neithard.

Neithardt chapel: The Neithardt started the construction of this chapel in 1444. In this chapel we can see the altars of  St Sebantian  and St Valentin. . The Barbara altar dates from The Renaissance. The St Georges leaded-glass window by Hans Acker is also remarkable .

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Neithardt Chapel: ground plan with window scheme.

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-  Name plates  of  the Neithardt  street in Ulm 

-  Panoramic animated  360° view of the Ulm and the Neithart chapel

http://www.frag-den-spatz.de/panoramen/muenster.php

Last item of the page under title "Ulmer Münster Neithart Kapelle

By courtesy of Mr Gerd Bräth, site owner.