Dec 17, 2015
Table of contents-Persons-Evolution: - When? - Why?-The Exterior of the Cathedral-The Nave-The Aisles-Style of the cathedral- Hours of opening- Reference
Persons-Salians: Frankish aristocracy house in the
Holy Roman Empire at the
10.- 12. century
-Henry IV: German emperor (1050-1106)
-Conrad II: King of the Holy Roman Empire
(990-1039)
EvolutionWhen:-1030 Foundation stone-1061 Inauguration-1080 Rebuilding by Henry IV.-1160 Completition of the cathedral and death
year of Henry IV.-1700 Destruction of the West End through
the Frenchmen-1750 Enough money to rebuild the cathedral
Why:-Underscore their claim to power
-Conrad and his wife want to build the biggest
cathedral in their terretorium
The Exterior of the CathedralView from the west:
-3 towers
-basilican nave
-octagonal crossing tower
-the roof from the octagonal
crossing tower was given
during the baroque period
The Nave-70m long, 13,8m wide
and 33m high
-longest room of the
cathedral
-11 massive pillars on
on both sides
The Aisles-one long side of each
aisle is formed by the
pillars of the nave
-there are now the
sepulchral monuments
( before they were in the exterier south wall
of the cathedral)
Style of the cathedralRomanic (features):
-clarity,geometric strictness
-massive building
-little windows
-round arches
-cushion capitals
Hours of opening:
1.4 - 31.10: Mo-Fr: 9.00 h - 19.00 h
Sa : 9.00 h -18.00 h
Su : 13.30 h -18.00 h
1.11 – 31.3: 9.00 h - 17.00 h
Service:
Su: 7.00h ; 8.30h ; 10.00h ; 18.00h
(No Inspection)
Reference:Text:-www.wikipedia.org-www.dom-speyer.de
-newspaper(Rheinpfalz)
from 9.9.2006-Flyer (Dombauverein Speyer)
Pictures:
-www.wikipedia.org
-www.google.de
(Bildersuche)