As the only one of the 14th century Gothic suburb churches, St. George’s was erected as double-naved structure with a straight eastern side. In the inside several features stand out: the archways to the northern aisle, the late Gothic retable showing the coronation of the Virgin Mary, and the carefully integrated two-storey organ gallery dating back to 1909. St. George’s Church is located near a former crossing of the river Unstrut where the original settlement of Mühlhausen was founded. The settlement’s name was later transferred to the Ottonic royal palace and eventually to the Imperial City.