St. Paulus Cathedral (Münster)

You should really take the opportunity to see St. Paul's Cathedral. Whether religious or not - the architecture of the old sacred buildings alone has its own fascination. There is so much detail to see. You have to pause for a moment, close your eyes and imagine how people managed to build such monumental buildings at the time they were built. If you come here because of the cathedral, then don't do it on the market days Wednesday and Saturday, but look at the building from all around and in its entirety from the cathedral square.

A cathedral to look at. What is special is that it is particularly bright on the inside.

The mighty St. Paul's Cathedral in Münster is the work of generations. There were already two previous buildings on this site. The two large west towers had already been added to the direct predecessor, which was demolished in favor of the even larger third cathedral. Elements from two stylistic epochs also come together here, the Romanesque west towers stand together with the Gothic new building of the basilica. The cathedral was given its current form in 1264 and has only been slightly changed since then.

Of course, all pilgrims also receive a stamp for their pilgrim pass in the cathedral chamber.