For lovers of certainty, a few words from Wikipedia should be said.
Cologne Cathedral is the third tallest church in the world. 157 meters high at that time (construction was carried out in 1248-1437) - perhaps even steeper than the current skyscrapers in the Emirates : )
The cathedral is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Well, emotions ...They overwhelm when you are next to this majestic creation of man! It is impossible to convey these feelings in words or photographs! This is exactly what you need to try personally!
It is possible that such grandeur of the cathedral saved it during the Second World War, when Cologne was completely bombed, but the cathedral remained unscathed.
If you are in Germany, visit Cologne to see this amazing creation of human hands.
And at the same time you can buy, or at least smell, real Cologne water, which we call cologne : )
P. S.
Tip for photographers - take the widest lens you have with you. The cathedral and its interior are very large, and there is nowhere to go : (
Cologne Cathedral is the third tallest church in the world. 157 meters high at that time (construction was carried out in 1248-1437) - perhaps even steeper than the current skyscrapers in the Emirates : )
The cathedral is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Well, emotions ...They overwhelm when you are next to this majestic creation of man! It is impossible to convey these feelings in words or photographs! This is exactly what you need to try personally!
It is possible that such grandeur of the cathedral saved it during the Second World War, when Cologne was completely bombed, but the cathedral remained unscathed.
If you are in Germany, visit Cologne to see this amazing creation of human hands.
And at the same time you can buy, or at least smell, real Cologne water, which we call cologne : )
P. S.
Tip for photographers - take the widest lens you have with you. The cathedral and its interior are very large, and there is nowhere to go : (
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