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Mainz Cathedral's red sandstone towers and nave seen across the Markt square, with the market fountain in the foreground.
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Gary Bembridge from London, UK · CC BY 2.0 · Source

Mainz Cathedral

Mainz Cathedral was begun around 975 under Archbishop Willigis and largely completed by 1036 after a fire on its 1009 dedication day. Built mainly in Romanesque style with later Gothic chapels, the red sandstone cathedral is dedicated to St Martin and ranks among the three Kaiserdome of the Holy Roman Empire.

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