Radolfzell Minster of Our Lady

Minster of Our Lady Radolfzell, Radolfzell
Around the year 826, Bishop Radolf of Verona had a church and apartments for his clergy built in the immediate vicinity of an existing settlement, the Cella Ratoldi. Today, the Minster of Our Lady stands on this site and houses the relics of the holy landlords Theopont, Senesius and Zeno. The landlords are greatly revered at the weekly pilgrimage mass and at the annual landlords' festival in July.
The foundation stone of the late Gothic basilica was laid in 1436 and it was completed in 1550. It is a striking landmark of Radolfzell, not only spiritually and as a parish church, but also architecturally and in terms of urban development. At 82m high, the Radolfzell Minster has the highest church tower on Lake Constance.
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is currently being renovated, inside everything is covered

Münster of the city of Radolfzell - At night, the basilica will probably be illuminated with a lighting concept by the French light artist Roland Jéol.