Mainz Cathedral

It's beautiful, and modern.
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Its a large and beautiful cathedral. It has many chambers, corners, and details to discover.
Perfect for making impresive photos.
You must visit it if you ever find yourself near the city

Oh dear… Mainz Cathedral or St. Martin's Cathedral is located near the historical center and a market square. This 1000-year-old Roman Catholic cathedral is the site of the episcopal see of the Bishop of Mainz. Like everything in the City this monumental building is a mosaic of styles. The fusion between Romanesque (main),
Gothic (chapels and bell towers) and
Baroque (roof) are serving us a real architectural treat. Over the centuries, seven coronations of kings took place in Mainz Cathedral.

Historic and religious structure. Magnificent construction. Original structure is still visible in the cellar.

Wow! A sandstone cathedral 1000 + years old . A few renovations outside when I visited but al good. Inside was spectacular and. You could feel the history in the church as well as below in the crypt.

It’s a must visit while visiting Rhine region. The remarkable cathedral and its dome sits in the old town. The architecture is magnificent with high arches, tombs for historical influential people and central old sculptures. It’s captivating just wandering around. And feels so peaceful sitting inside. There is a nice courtyard inside the cathedral.

The Cathedral is huge and beautiful. It is worth having a guide, if you have time.

My friend brought me here last month. And I'm loving the place already.

It’s nice - there were renovations going on though but you still able to see the cathedral.
Have a walk a round and maybe a cup of coffee - it’s beautiful.

Wow wow wow. This place was so pretty and so well preserved. The stain glass was incredible and so well taken care of. This place is a testament to construction and engineering of the time.

Recommended. If you’re in Mainz, you should definitely check it out !

Came here on a Saturday afternoon with my husband and three kids ages 6, 4, and 2. This is the best cathedral I've been to with kids, mainly because there was beautiful organ music playing the whole time that made it much less stressful having semi-loud children. There was SO much to look at, and we loved strolling through all the different side rooms and halls. I'm not normally a cathedral person but we thoroughly enjoyed this one. Not a ton of things that the kids wanted to touch but couldn't - most of it is high up where they can't reach, or blocked off. The bathrooms were so-so; 50 cents per person and small. We parked nearby at Parkhaus am Brand, which was an easy-to-get-to underground garage and very reasonably priced (12 euros for 7ish hours).

A giant cathedral like your ex's hole! It was here that Frederick I Barbarossa was crowned in 1184.

Accidentally arrived in Mainz at the start of Karneval, not realising it's a bit manic in town and went into the cathedral to escape it.
A really magnificent building with warm red stone as opposed to your usual grey or beige.
And how did they get that vast expanse of polished stone floor so level and perfect all those years ago?
There's a door for buying tickets which must be to other hidden parts, the main cathedral is impressive enough which didn't charge us to get in.
Much more worth a visit than anything else in the town in general, unless we really missed something.

This is also known as the High Cathedral of St. Martin in Mainz , or Mainz Cathedral or Mainz Dom. This is cathedral (episcopal church) of the Roman Catholic diocese of Mainz and is under the patronage of Saint Martin of Tours . The east choir is dedicated to St. Stephen . This is one of the imperial cathedrals and is over 1000 years old. It has rebuilt multiple times currently it is a three-aisled Romanesque pillar basilica with Gothic and Baroque elements

Mainz is the most beautiful city in Germany. People are also polite, everything looks so clean except the part around main station ofcourse like everywhere :D. But biggest advantage is connectivity with big cities like Frankfurt, Cologne, Dusseldorf even Strassbourg is not too far and specially on this middle part of the Rhine between Mainz and Koblenz you can see a lot of castles and Loreley. For me Mainz is numero uno!

Beautiful romanesque cathedral in the heart of Mainz. I have visited it multiple times in the past. Yesterday, I attended the New Year's concert with organ music and music by the Cathedral Brass Orchestra (Mainzer Dombläser). The program selection was a sheer delight.

The Cathedral and the square are very nice!

gorgeous cathedral to explore when in Mainz

Cathedral with lots of art and artefacts