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Description
(Local Name: Dom) The Cathedral of St Peter (Protestant) in Bremen dates from the 11th, 13th and 16th centuries. The exterior, with its twin towers (98 m/322ft high), was restored between 1888 and 1898. The richly decorated Baroque pulpit (1638) was a gift from Queen Christina of Sweden. In the Bleikeller ("Lead Cellar") are a number of mummified bodies.

Opposite the Cathedral is the modern Haus ber Bürgerschaft (Citizens' House; 1966). To the west is the Schütting (1537-38), the old merchant guild-house, occupied since 1849 by the Chamber of Commerce.
Hobbies & Activities category: Towers, monuments, observation deck;  Significant work of art;  Historic site;  Architecture - Medieval;  Christian sites;  Architecture - Baroque or Rococo;  Tombs, burial site
Attractions within Cathedral of St Peter

Cathedral Museum

The Cathedral Museum in Bremen has a display of various items discovered in the tombs under the nave. There is also a chapel with a mummy display.

Lead Cellar

In the Bleikeller in Bremen's St Peter's Cathedral are a number of leathery mummified bodies.
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Address
Cathedral of St Peter
Sandstrasse 10-12
D-28195 Bremen
Germany
Hours
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Closed17:0017:0017:0017:0017:0012:0017:00
Cost
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