Xanten Cathedral

Xanten Cathedral, also known as St. Viktor Cathedral, is a striking Gothic church in the historic town of Xanten, western Germany. Built over several centuries, it is known for its twin towers, spacious interior, and valuable medieval art, including stained glass and carved choir stalls. The cathedral also stands on a site linked to the martyr St. Victor, giving it religious and historical importance. For visitors interested in architecture, regional history, or quiet cultural landmarks, it is one of Xanten’s most rewarding sights.