Bern Minster

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Bern Minster is a towering late-Gothic cathedral in Switzerland’s capital, renowned for its intricate architecture and status as the country’s largest church.

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Bern Minster canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cathedral
church building
landmark
tourist attraction
architect Erhard Küng
Matthäus Ensinger
architecturalStyle Gothic architecture
Late Gothic architecture
completionDate 1893
constructionStartDate 1421
coordinateLocation 46.948°N 7.455°E
country Switzerland
dedicatedTo Saint Vincent of Saragossa
denomination Swiss Reformed Church
hasPart Last Judgment tympanum
bell tower
choir
church tower
cloister
flying buttresses
nave
organ
portal
sculpted main portal
stained glass windows
vaulted ceiling
hasViewOf Bern Old Town
Bernese Alps
height approximately 100 meters
heritageDesignation Swiss cultural property of national significance
inception 15th century
isLargest largest church in Switzerland
locatedIn Bern
Old City of Bern
linked to: Bern, Switzerland
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity canton of Bern
locatedInTimeZone Central European Time
locatedNextTo Aare River
linked to: Aare
materialUsed sandstone
notableFor elaborate sculpted portal depicting the Last Judgment
largest church in Switzerland
late-Gothic architecture
overlooks Aare River
linked to: Aare
partOf UNESCO World Heritage Site Old City of Bern
previousDenomination Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
religion Christianity
towerCompletionDate 1893
towerHeight approximately 100 meters
uses concert venue
place of worship
tourist attraction

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Bern hasLandmark Bern Minster
Bern hasLandmark Bern Minster
subject linked to: Bern, Switzerland
Old City of Bern hasReligiousBuilding Bern Minster