Rottenburg Cathedral

Rottenburg am Neckar, Germany

St. Martin's Cathedral has been the cathedral of Rottenburg since 1821. Its tower, dating from 1486, is its most prominent feature. It was reconstructed in 1644-1655 after a fire in Baroque style.

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Founded: 1486
Category: Religious sites in Germany
Historical period: Habsburg Dynasty (Germany)

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Jürgen Meyer (16 months ago)
The photo by Franz-Josef Kemper shows Tübingen from the Neckar side and not the cathedral in Rottenburg. Please correct.
Guenter Schatz (2 years ago)
The small three-aisled basilica offers a beautiful sight on the market square of Rottenburg. Entering the interior, one is struck by the relative sobriety - quite at odds with the medieval/baroque exterior and most Catholic churches. A rather modest episcopal seat (in a positive sense)...
Usman Khalid (4 years ago)
Amazing square nearby the Tuebingen
Valeria Neufeld (5 years ago)
Beautiful ?
Laura Dias de Almeida (5 years ago)
Good Friday service with beautiful liturgical music.
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