Cathedral Treasury

In 1995, the Cathedral Treasury was totally refurbished as per the most up to date protection and instructive information. A region of more than 600 m2 contains over a hundred fine arts, partitioned into five topical gatherings. One conceptional region is the documentation of the Cathedral as the congregation of Charlemagne.

The late gothic silver-plated Bust of Charlemagne, a model for incalculable later reliquaries remains in the focal point of this segment. There is likewise the purported Hunting Knife of Charlemagne, dating to the eighth century. It and the Petrusmesser in the Bamberg Cathedral Treasury are the main known Medieval blades that were kept over the ground and accordingly had an uncommon centrality from the earliest starting point.