© Foto: Unbekannt - Anton Ditges: Groß St. Martin in Köln. Eine Festschrift zur siebenten Säcularfeier der Kirchweihe am 1. Mai 1872, L. Schwann'schen Verlagshandlung, Köln Scan by Raimond Spekking; Lizenz: CC0

Groß St. Martin

Location: Groß St. Martin 9, 50667 Cologne

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Year: 1150 / 12. Jh. / 13. Jh.

Epoch: Romanesque

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Groß St. Martin

The church of the Benedictine monastery Groß St. Martin was built between 1150 and 1240 above Roman buildings (a sports complex from the 1st century and warehouses from the 2nd). It is characterised by the large crossing tower and the triconche, still an important landmark in Cologne’s townscape next to the steeples of the cathedral.

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Author: Redaktion baukunst-nrw
Last changed on 12.06.2023

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Architecture » Public Buildings » Religious