Augsburg Cathedral

The cathedral features two prominent towers reaching 62 meters high, with a main structure measuring 113 meters in length and 40 meters in width.

Construction of the current cathedral began in 1065 under Bishop Henry III, with Gothic additions made between 1331 and 1431, including a new choir section.

The interior combines Romanesque architecture with later modifications, containing medieval stained glass windows and detailed religious artworks from different periods.

Visitors can access the cathedral through public transportation from Augsburg central station, with guided tours available throughout the regular opening hours.

The cathedral structure includes two choirs and lacks a traditional facade, constructed primarily with red brick supported by external buttresses.

Location: Augsburg

Inception: 1065

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

Height: 62 m

Length: 113 m

Width: 40 m

Address: Frauentorstraße 1

GPS coordinates: 48.37274,10.89657

Latest update: May 27, 2025 09:50