Collegiate church of St Servatius, Quedlinburg

The church was built in about 1100, and is one of the most important architectural monuments from the Romanesque period. Don’t miss the treasury, the tomb of Henry I and his wife Mathilde, and the crypt.

The Romanesque collegiate church of St Servatius houses the tombs of the first German royal couple from the early medieval, Henry I and his wife
Mathilde. The cathedral treasures are world-famous. They include gems of the greatest historical value, including valuable, decorated reliquary caskets and manuscripts from the early medieval. Many of these were gifts from the Ottonian Emperor to the church of his family diocese.