Mariendom

Andernach, Germany

Mariendom, also refered to as Liebfrauenkirche, is a catholic parish church. It was built around 1200 as a roman galleried basilica with three aisles. The interior and the ornamental paintings of Mariendom are remarkable.

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Founded: c. 1200
Category: Religious sites in Germany
Historical period: Hohenstaufen Dynasty (Germany)

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REMZİ BALAY (2 years ago)
Andernach - City of Kues is on the schedule of our Rhine and Mosel River tour today. The largest religious building in the city is the Mariendom Church. The church was built around 1200, it is quite old. Consisting of four towers, the church was built in a simple architectural style. The church is quite magnificent.
IMMOBILIEN LONNY (2 years ago)
Andernach - Mariendom also called Liebfrauenkirche. This beautiful building was built in the late Romanesque style around 1200. Further descriptions can be seen in the attached photographs. When visiting the city, a visit is definitely recommended.
E K (5 years ago)
An incredible medieval cathedral.
Ron Morris (6 years ago)
Worth a visit, would recommend
Maxwell (6 years ago)
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