Kölner Dom - Wie geht das?

157 metres high, built in almost 875 years and an attraction for seven million visitors every year - Cologne Cathedral. No other landmark is as closely associated with the metropolis on the Rhine as it is. The imposing Gothic cathedral is world-famous and yet still holds many a secret: Who would have thought that there is a gargoyle in the shape of a famous football player on the façade? Or that a mass is even held in the cathedral for the carnival?
For the first time, true experts like Cathedral Master Builder Peter Füssenich and Robert Boecker, Editor-in-Chief of the "Church Newspaper of the Archdiocese of Cologne", take young and old readers behind the scenes of the world cultural heritage: What is hidden deep down in the catacombs? Who was Master Gerhard and where do the cathedral falcons live? Together with children's editor Angela Sommersberg, they look over the stonemason's shoulder, accompany the Archbishop of Cologne, Cardinal Woelki, and find out what is high up on the roofs of the cathedral. A must for all Cologne residents and Cologne lovers!