St. Maria im Kapitol
One of the twelve great Romanesque churches. A trefoil design with famous wooden doors from 1065.
St. Maria im Kapitol is the largest of Cologne's twelve Romanesque churches. Built on the site of a Roman capitol and consecrated in 1065 in the presence of Emperor Henry IV, its carved 11th-century door panels show 26 scenes from the life of Jesus and rank among the most important Romanesque craftsmanship.
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Premier Inn Köln City Süd
541m away
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Mercure Hotel Severinshof Köln City
494m away
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art'otel cologne
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URBAN LOFT Cologne
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