Öffentliche Führung im Mindener Dom

On Saturday, November 14, at 11 a.m., culture enthusiasts and history buffs have the opportunity to participate in a public tour of the Minden Cathedral. The invitation comes from the non-denominational Cathedral Construction Association Minden, which has been committed to preserving and conveying the history of this extraordinary building for 80 years.
 
Experienced cathedral guides take visitors on a fascinating journey through the roughly 1200-year history of the Minden Cathedral. The tour starts at the Minden Cathedral Treasure, Kleiner Domhof 24, and offers a comprehensive insight into the varied development of the church building – from its Romanesque origins to its current status as one of the most beautiful early Gothic hall churches in Germany.
 
The focus is not only on the architectural peculiarities but also on the valuable artworks that have shaped the cathedral over the centuries. Participants will learn how the Minden Cathedral has changed over time and which historical events have influenced its development.
 
The Minden Cathedral is known far beyond the borders of the region and attracts thousands of visitors each year. With its mixture of Romanesque simplicity and early Gothic elegance, it is an impressive testament to medieval architecture. Tickets are available online at www.dvm-event.de or at the visitor service in the Minden Cathedral Treasure, Kleiner Domhof 24. Admission is 6 euros.