Experts' Choice Award St. Peter's Cathedral
What the experts agree on
This 8th-century cathedral dominates Bremen's skyline with Gothic ribbed vaults and twin towers added in the 13th century. Five organs and a small museum explore its evolution from archbishop's seat to Protestant mainchurch, while local law keeps it
“Bremen’s Protestant main church has origins in the 8th century and got its ribbed vaulting, chapels and two high towers in the 13th century.”
– Lonely Planet
Fodor's "It served as the seat of an archbishop until the Reformation turned the cathedral Protestant. It has a small museum and five functioning organs." Full review
Frommer's "The church has been a commanding presence on high ground in the Altstadt since 782...since then, the church has been built and rebuilt, with craftsmen and architects adding ceiling ribbing" Full review
