Best Religious Sites in Cologne

Saint Valentine's Catholic Parish Church in Kaitrich houses the world's oldest playable organ.

A Catholic Church in Washington DC modeled after the Cologne Cathedral.

A massive Romanesque church with a tower built on top of Roman temple ruins.

This Romanesque Catholic church, with its distinctive green-spired tower, is a prominent feature of Cologne's Old Town skyline. Its historical significance and beautiful architecture make it a must-see near the Rhine.

An old church located in Cologne's City Center.

A large church located in Cologne's Altstadt (Old Town).

Gross St. Martin, also known as St. Martin's Church, is a Romanesque church in Cologne's old town with a tower that shapes the city's skyline.

St. Martin's Church, also known as Gross St. Martin, is a Romanesque church in Cologne's old town with a tower that shapes the city's skyline.

The St. Columba Church is a late Gothic church, now the location of the Columba Museum.

Basilica of St. Mary in the capital is the largest of Cologne's Romanesque churches built on the site of an ancient Roman temple, featuring 900-year-old wooden pictorial doors.

St. Jerion's Basilica is part of Cologne's 12 Romanesque churches and is known for its unusual shape with a main dome that has 10 sides.

A ginormous cathedral with Romanesque architecture, a major landmark in Cologne.

A Romanesque church with a unique diagonal dome, the largest constructed in the Western World between the Hagia Sophia and Florence Cathedral.

This church houses the schupkin museum.

A Romanesque church known for its fabulous Crossing Tower and solemn architecture.

A Romanesque church built on the spot where ancient Colonia Roman Temple once stood.