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The Cathedral of St. Peter in Bremen, locally known as St. Petri Dom, is a magnificent 11th-century church in the market square in the center of Bremen. Located in the Bleikeller (Lead Cellar), the cathedral features two 320-foot towers that were restored in 1898 and a richly decorated Baroque pulpit that was gifted to the church by the Queen Christina of Sweden in the 17th century. The church is also home to the well-preserved, mummified remains of eight medieval archbishops and other personal items belonging to the bishops.

Cathedral of St. Peter in Bremen, Sandstraße 10-12, 28195 Bremen

St. Petri Dom Bremen (Cathedral of St. Peter in Bremen)
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