St. Maria im Kapitol
Built on the substructure of a Roman temple, with a foundation date of 690 in the list of the twelve and standing fabric from the eleventh century. The grave of Plectrude, who died in 718 and founded the church, can be seen inside. Paul VI raised it to basilica minor in 1965; the building and its toilets are recorded as wheelchair accessible.
- Address
- Kasinostr. 6
- Website
- www.maria-im-kapitol.de/
- Basilica Status
- Minor Basilica
Category: Culture & History
Tags: romanesque, cologne, minor-basilica, roman-foundations, accessible
Coordinates: 50.9346002, 6.9584053
Part of Cologne's great Romanesque churches, the ones the Förderverein keeps
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