Secrets of the attic
Location
A unique experience in the Dom Church: a tour 16 metres high and across the medieval attics. From the colonnade, you have a unique view of the church and in the attics of the vaulted construction.
The tour starts in the church; a guide will take you upstairs from there. You first climb the spiral staircase behind the door in the north choir aisle. After about 50 steps, you step onto the gallery, also called the triforium, which used to run all around and now stops at the organ on either side. The rest of the church collapsed during the 1674 storm. You then visit the attics above the choir aisle/choir aisles and look down on the vaulted structure.
If the weather is good you go through ...
A unique experience in the Dom Church: a tour 16 metres high and across the medieval attics. From the colonnade, you have a unique view of the church and in the attics of the vaulted construction.
The tour starts in the church; a guide will take you upstairs from there. You first climb the spiral staircase behind the door in the north choir aisle. After about 50 steps, you step onto the gallery, also called the triforium, which used to run all around and now stops at the organ on either side. The rest of the church collapsed during the 1674 storm. You then visit the attics above the choir aisle/choir aisles and look down on the vaulted structure.
If the weather is good, go outside through a door at the flat roof on the Pandhof's garden side, from where you have a fantastic view of the aerial arches, gargoyles and the Pandhof itself.
A unique tour to learn more about the Dom Church and its history. The tour lasts 5 15 minutes and is every Sunday afternoon.
Please note: this tour is not suitable for children under 12.
When
- Every Sunday 14:00 - 15:15
Prices
- Adults € 17,50
- Students € 12,50
- CJP (Cultural Youth Passport) € 12,50
- Children € 12,50
- City pass € 12,50