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St. Amandus

Romanesque Charm in Cologne-Rheinkassel

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Known as Thotenmannskirch, St. Amandus is a Roman Catholic church in Cologne-Rheinkassel, founded around the year 1200. Its choir section is a scaled-down replica of Cologne's St. Gereon collegiate church, showcasing distinctive Romanesque architecture.

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The choir is a reduced-scale replica of the St. Gereon collegiate church.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1200
Architectural Style: Romanesque
Denomination: Roman Catholic

Guided Story

As you stand here, you're touching a piece of history dating back to 1200. This Roman Catholic church, known as St. Amandus or Thotenmannskirch, is a stunning example of Romanesque architecture. Take a look at the choir section. It's a scaled-down replica of Cologne's St. Gereon collegiate church, making it unique here in Rheinkassel. Notice the typical rounded arches and sturdy walls, hallmarks of the Romanesque style. As part of the St. Pankratius parish at Worringer Bruch, it stands as both a spiritual and cultural landmark. You might feel the serene atmosphere that these ancient walls exude.