Dom van Utrecht

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Dom van Utrecht is the iconic Gothic cathedral and former bishop’s church in the center of Utrecht, Netherlands, renowned for its towering Dom Tower and historic significance.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Dom van Utrecht canonical 3
Roman Utrecht 1

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Statements (51)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Gothic architecture
cathedral
church building
church tower
architecturalStyle Gothic
Gothic
constructionEnd 1382
16th century
constructionStart 1321
13th century
circa 1254
country Netherlands
Netherlands
dedicatedTo Saint Martin of Tours
linked to: Martin of Tours
denomination Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
diocese Diocese of Utrecht
formerRole cathedral of the Bishop of Utrecht
hasFeature flying buttresses
organ
stained glass windows
vaulted ceilings
hasPart Dom Square (Domplein) between tower and church
Dom Tower
apse
choir
cloister
transept
height approximately 112 meters
heritageDesignation Rijksmonument
Rijksmonument
laterUsedBy Protestant Church in the Netherlands
locatedIn Domplein
linked to: Domplein Utrecht

Utrecht
Utrecht
Utrecht city centre
material brick
stone
nativeName Dom van Utrecht
Domkerk
notableEvent collapse of the nave in 1674 storm
notableFor tallest church tower in the Netherlands
partOf Dom van Utrecht
previousBuilding Romanesque cathedral
earlier churches on the site
religion Christianity
significance landmark of Utrecht
most important medieval church of Utrecht
touristAttraction major tourist attraction in Utrecht
usedFor concerts
cultural events
religious services

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Domkerk alsoKnownAs Dom van Utrecht
Dom Tower partOf Dom van Utrecht
subject linked to: Dom van Utrecht
Dom van Utrecht nativeName Dom van Utrecht
DomUnder theme Roman Utrecht
linked to: Dom van Utrecht