Dom Treasury Review

Compared to the Treasury in Aachen, this takes second place. That said, the Cologne treasury has a remarkable array of historic treasures from the cathedral’s past, even if thieves were able to make off with many of the most valuable items in 1975. All exhibits are well-explained in English. Definitely worth a visit.

Cologne Cathedral is a must-visit place for Cologne tourism. The interior of the church itself is a treasure house. Since the church construction took more than 600 years, spanning more than six centuries, during this period, the painting style and exquisiteness of religious works have changed greatly. It is located in the church. You can see many different styles of works, murals, reliefs, holy statues, etc. can be seen, slowly appreciate you can feel a very heavy sense of history.

It takes eight euros to climb to the top and see the treasure house, which contains medieval ancient artifacts and the remnants of the Bible. It is quiet inside, but the top is a strength work. It takes 20 minutes to get a bird's eye view of the Rhine and Cologne.

The Cologne Cathedral, one of the world's three major Catholic churches, is a typical Gothic building. Only by seeing it firsthand can you understand why it takes 600 years to build. Every column, every sculpture, every window painting, is exquisite. The power of faith is powerful.

It's really good, I have a chance to go and see it together.

The Cologne Cathedral Treasures are located just off the Cologne Cathedral, where many Catholic bishops' legal instruments and historical relics are collected. The most precious here is the golden skeleton of the Holy Spirit made by goldsmith Nicholas, set with 1,000 gems and pearls, which is the treasure of the town hall here, very precious.