Konstanz Münster
Church

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Konstanz’ most imposing church dates back to 600 AD and was awarded the honorary title Basilica Minor in 1958. The authentic 17th-century cross-ribbed vault still spans across the ceiling, and the rest of the interior is composed of beautiful frescoes, a gold-and-marble chancel, wood carvings and two huge organs. The minster served as a bishop’s seat for more than 12 centuries and was used as a boardroom for the Council of Constance. Today, both the beautiful interior and the viewing platform up to the tower are among the city’s most popular attractions.