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  1. Aachen Cathedral, also referred to as the Kaiserdom ("Imperial Cathedral") of Aachen, is a building of great historical, architectural and religious importance. Built by Charlemagne in 805 AD, its unique design was highly influential on German church architecture and it was a site of imperial coronations and pilgrimage for many centuries.

  2. Shrine of the Three Kings (1180-1225) Cologne Cathedral. A masterpiece of medieval art by the Mosan artist Nicholas of Verdun. Nicholas of Verdun (c.1156-1232) Contents • Biography • Historical Background • Career as an Artist • Klosterneuburg Altarpiece • Shrine of Our Lady St Mary, Tournai Cathedral (1205)

  3. On top of the dome, there is a statue of Our Lady of Fatima which is 13 feet (4.0 m) high and weighs 10 tons, sculpted from Vermont granite. A 48-foot (15 m)-tall bell tower was built during the 25th anniversary year, 1981, and is dedicated to the memory of Barnabite Father Charles M. Barlassina, who served at the shrine.

  4. St. Mary’s Shrine of the Assumption is known for its beauty; 13th century English Gothic Architecture, accompanying Grisaille stained-glass windows which are arguably the consummate feature here; handcrafted German (Cologne) woodwork and sculptures, the elaborate polychrome ceiling, field stone outer walls, gargoyles and much more.

  5. 9 de mar. de 2021 · Aachen cathedral at dusk. Aachen Dom was the first monument in Germany to be given UNESCO World Heritage Site status, 1978. It was also one of the first 12 sites to be listed by UNESCO. Aachen Cathedral is incredibly striking from the outside; however, it is breath-taking once you step inside the 1,200-year-old cathedral.

  6. If you’re in Cologne for only a day, make sure to visit the Cologne Cathedral. You can also spend most of your time in the Old Town and simply choose one or two other museums/landmarks to see. The Hohenzollern Bridge is also a must-see to get panoramic views of the city and the Rhine River.

  7. A number of people with epilepsy, mental illness or to have been 'under evil influence' who visited the tomb of Dymphna were said to have been cured. The saint is invoked as patroness against mental illness. Saint Dymphna's feast day is 15 May. Dymphna is known as the Lily of Éire, due to her spotless virtue.