Cathedral of Our Lady

The cathedral showcases a blend of Romanesque and Gothic architectural styles, reflecting its long construction history beginning in 1015. Its design involved notable architects such as Ulrich Ensingen, Johannes Hültz, Erwin von Steinbach, Gustave Klotz, and Jacob von Landshut. Reaching a height of 142 meters, it was once the tallest building in the world.

The cathedral houses an intricate astronomical clock, a highlight of its artistic and scientific heritage. It serves as a significant place of worship within the Roman Catholic tradition and continues to host liturgical services and events.

Designated as a national monument, the cathedral is recognized for its cultural and historical importance. Its rich heritage attracts those interested in medieval architecture and religious history. The site is open to the public and remains a key cultural landmark.