St. Peter's Cathedral, Fritzlar

Formerly a monastery church, today a parish church: with its rich history and Romanesque design, the Fritzlar Cathedral is a very important church. In addition, the cathedral has had the papal honorary title of "Basilica minor" since 2004.

You can find the opening times of the Cathedral Museum here: katholische-kirche-fritzlar.de/fritzlar.

Churches and Monastery founded around 723/724

The former monastery and collegiate church of St. Peter, known as Fritzlar Cathedral, is located in the small town of Fritzlar in the Schwalm-Eder district (previously: Fritzlar-Homberg district) in northern Hesse, about 25 km south of Kassel. It is considered to be one of the most important Romanesque churches in Hesse. The founding of a church and monastery around 722 by Bonifatius became the starting point for the urban development of Fritzlar. The current cathedral, which is around 55 m high up to the top of the tower, is the center of the city and shapes the cityscape.
Source and further information: regiowiki.hna.de/Dom_zu_Fritzlar