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Bremen Cathedral's Gothic south facade and twin west towers under a winter sky, seen across the empty market square with light snow on the ground.
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Bremen Cathedral

Bremen Cathedral, dedicated to St. Peter, stands on the market square on a site used for worship since the 8th century, with the present Gothic church largely built from the 13th century onward. Its twin west towers were rebuilt in the 1890s, and the crypts, cloister and a tower climb can be visited separately from the nave.

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