St. Andreas Church, with its towering spire reaching 114.5 meters, stands as the tallest church tower in Lower Saxony and a prominent feature of Hildesheim's skyline. This principal Lutheran church, distinct from the Catholic Hildesheim Cathedral, has a rich history dating back to its Gothic and Romanesque architectural roots. Visitors can ascend the 364 steps to the top for a breathtaking panoramic view of the city and beyond. The church's resilience is also notable, having been rebuilt after significant damage in World War II, symbolizing both the cultural heritage and the enduring spirit of the community it serves.