Mainz, Germany
The Mainzer Dom - formally the Cathedral of St. Martin - is one of the largest Romanesque cathedrals in Germany, its origins dating back to the late 10th century. The sandstone building dominates the old town skyline with its six towers and has served as the burial site of the Archbishops of Mainz for centuries. Today it hosts religious services, organ concerts, and major ecclesiastical events.
An organ concert at the historic Mainz Cathedral, part of an ongoing recital series - full programme available on the organiser's website.
An organ concert at Mainz Cathedral with free seating. Admission is 10 euros; school pupils and students enter free.
Florian Illies recounts the tale of alchemist Johannes Kunckel and his quest for gold in the Baroque era-a reading from his latest work "Traum aus Feuer" at Mainz Cathedral.
Mainz Cathedral hosts a choral and orchestral programme featuring Mendelssohn's Psalm op. 42 alongside Fauré's Pavane and Requiem, performed by the cathedral choirs and orchestra under Michael Kaltenbach and Karsten Storck.