Built in 1289 - the Gothic style church still standing in the medieval part of Sighisoara - In the Museum square you can find the entrance to the church. Refurbished on the outside - recently in 2019 - and also on the inside ... it is a very nice place to check-out , for those of you into Gothic architecture and/or history. Inside the decorations are fairly simple - like in the vast majority of Lutheran churches - however the altar is superbly decorated with a lot of details. Also the guild stands had and have nice decorative paintings with the marks of the guilds of the old times. Inside you shall also find the heroes memorial - from WW I , WW II and the names of those deported to Russia after WWII between 1945 and 1949 (communism was a real scourge for Romania and if more proof was needed here is this memento). Entrance fee is 10 Ron ... and you get a description so it is explaining you what you see inside. So when you are in the area, check it out, is money and time well spent.

Biserica Manastirii (a.k.a. The Monastery Church) is a Gothic church formerly part of a medieval Dominican monastery. The monastery was started in 1289, and closed in 1888, one of a network of monasteries initiated by Paulus Hungarus (Paul the Hungarian) to act as a bulwark against heresy. The church was rebuilt between 1482 and 1515 after Mongol and Tatar invasions, and again after Sighişoara's great fire in 1676. The exterior has elements of late Gothic architecture such as pointed windows, high gabled roof and a portal framed by receding arches. The west facade is the most impressive, with a triangular pediment framed by three tall Gothic windows. The interior has early Baroque features in the pillars, groin vaults, carved pews and organ loft. The alter is richly decorated, and the canopy over the pulpit is intricately carved. Anatolian carpets from the 16th and 17th centuries hang from the walls. The bronze baptismal font contains the Latin inscription, "Baptism banish the forces of evil and the devil” and "This work was made by the hands of Jacob, the one that makes bells, in the Year of Our Lord 1440”. The font, in the shape of an inverted bell, was made in a local workshop in Sighisoara. Mass is held on Sundays. The Monastery Church is open daily 10am-5pm, with an admission fee of 5 lei.