Kölner Dom Audio Guide
Explore Kölner Dom with Stanza's GPS-triggered offline audio guide.
About the Tour
A magnificent Roman Catholic cathedral in Cologne, Germany, renowned for its stunning Gothic architecture. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Germany's most visited landmarks.
What you will hear
The Bavarian Windows
Focuses on the 19th-century stained glass donated by King Ludwig I, illustrating the revival of the cathedral's construction.
Bayernfenster
These five vibrant stained-glass windows were a royal gift from Bavaria, celebrating the cathedral's 19th-century completion with bright, clear narrative scenes.
The Richter Window
Modernity meeting Gothic: Gerhard Richter's 11,500 colored pixels create a unique light effect in the south transept.
The Richter Pixel Window
In the south transept, a modern light mosaic of 11,500 colored glass squares creates a stunning, ever-changing atmosphere of light and color.
The South Tower and Bells
The climb of 533 steps and the home of the 24-ton 'St. Petersglocke' (Decke Pitter).
Perspective from Above
From the heights of the triforium, the cathedral's interior reveals itself as a masterclass in Gothic balance and weight distribution.
The Cathedral Treasury
Located in the 13th-century cellars, this stop covers the church's most valuable liturgical objects.
The Cathedral Treasury
Hidden beneath the cathedral’s north side, the Treasury houses centuries of sacred artifacts, manuscripts, and the symbols of Cologne’s religious authority.
The Miracle of Survival
The 'Domplombe' repair site serves as a memorial to the cathedral's resilience during WWII bombing raids.
The Domplombe Scar
The cathedral’s survival through the devastation of World War II is symbolized by the 'Domplombe,' a visible repair that stood as a memorial for decades.
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