Speyer Cathedral - UNESCO World Heritage Site | Speyer
The cathedral of the diocese of Speyer, a Romanesque basilica founded prior to 1030 by Conrad II and consecrated in 1061 is one of Germany's most...
Attractions in Speyer
It would be hard to find a city of this size in Germany which has as much to offer as Speyer. This may be why Speyer was third in the choice of Germany's most lo/ivable small- and medium-sized towns made by users of the German hotel portal Hotel.de in 2015. The main attraction is the Kaiserdom, the Imperial Cathedral, which has been a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site since 1981. It has had a new Visitor Centre since 21 March 2016! Among other things, visitors can borrower audio guides in various languages. The newly renovated Kaisersaal and the observation deck for visitors has also been open to visitors again since April. The view across the Rhine valley is spectacular as it is from the wing of the Lufthansa jumbo jet at the Technic Museum Speyer! By visiting the Memorial Church and Trinity Church you walk in the footsteps of Martin Luther and the reformation.
Museum Schpira | Speyer
Kleine Pfaffengasse 20/21 Tel.: 0049 6232 291971 In the adjacent museum, the original architectural decoration of the synagogue and ritual bath...
House of Hans Purrmann | Speyer
Birthplace and family home of the painter Hans Purrmann. The permanent exhibition consisting of more than 70 works by the artist provides an...
Memorial Church | Speyer
The tallest church tower in the Palatinate rises above the townscape. At a height of one hundred metres, it towers above all the town's buildings,...
Speyer Museum of Technology | Speyer
It is located between the cathedral and the airport. Superb exhibits from the history of technology are on display in the listed Liller Halle and...
Kulturhof Flachsgasse | Speyer
In the Kulturhof Flachsgasse, the Kunstverein ("Art Association") and urban gallery put on temporary and special exhibitions on around...
Judenhof with SchPIRA Museum and mikwe | Speyer
Between 1084 and 1349, a strong Jewish community developed in Speyer. The ruins of the synagogue and the ritual bath are testament to this....
The Archaeological Museum | Speyer
The Archaeological Museum is a branch of the State Office for Monument Preservation, Speyer Office. In a spacious display room, the Office for the...
Trinity Church | Speyer
After the great town fire of 1689, the Trinity Church was built between 1701 and 1717. It is the oldest of the five Protestant churches in Speyer....
House of Feuerbach | Speyer
Birthplace of the painter Anselm Feuerbach, who is one of the most important painters of the 19th century. The house, converted into a memorial...
Synagoge Beith Shalom | Speyer
The foundation stone for the new synagogue was laid on 9 November 2008, 70 years after the old synagogue was destroyed during the Night of Broken...
Historical Museum of the Palatinate Speyer | Speyer
The Historical Museum of the Palatinate regularly puts on large special exhibitions geared towards people interested in cultural history or...
Old Gate | Speyer
The Old Gate, formerly the western main gate of the medieval fortress of the city, is one of Germany's tallest (55 m) and most beautiful city...