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One of the most unusual churches in Cologne is built around the place where once the Roman baths were on the Rhine - this is the Romanesque church of St. Martin. An amazingly beautiful structure, perfectly blending into the urban architectural ensemble and landscape, this church was completely destroyed during the last war, and was completely restored by 1960.

Now the interior decoration of the church is very ascetic, devoid of any ornaments, but its external appearance it is simply magnificent, especially in the evening, when the illumination is turned on.

St. Martin's Church, Cologne St. Martin's Church
St. Martin's Church
CEP St. Martin's at night, Cologne St. Martin's Church
Church of St. Martin at night
Interior of St. Martin's Church, Cologne St. Martin's Church
Interior of St. Martin's Church
Stained-glass windows in St. Martin's Church, Cologne St. Martin's Church
Stained-glass windows in St. Martin's Church

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Evaluation 10

Magnificent church January 30, 2014

Marina
was here in August 2011
A couple of years back was on an excursion in Cologne. The city, of course, amazes with its beauty and grandeur, and, at the same time, with some kind of comfort and tranquility. Starting from the most popular tourist attractions, such as the Cologne Cathedral, the bridge, hung with castles and the Museum of chocolate to little-known churches and town halls - everything hides a history and some mystery.
After we visited the Cologne Cathedral, we did not have much time, and we decided to walk around the neighborhood. Gone through the lovely cobbled streets ... Read the full review
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