The Church of the Holy Kunibert refers to the number of twelve large Romanesque basilicas Cologne and is considered the youngest of them. There is a legend that tells about the creation of this temple, which tells that in the VI century a missionary named Kunibert founded the Church of St. Clement, and he later became not only a Bishop, but the king's counselor, and after death was buried in this temple. In 1210, with the assistance of the Archbishop of Trier was built a new Church, which from the old structure remained only the crypt.

Basilica of the Holy Cuniberti was destroyed several times during its existence. The reasons were the fires or fighting and bombing. The main damage to the building was caused during the Second world war, restoration work to return the original appearance of the Church was delayed for several decades and could be completed only in 1985.

The architecture of the temple is a three-nave Basilica, which spread from the Western part of the attached square tower and the lobby. The Central nave consists of three tiers and is limited to rectangular columns at the base. The amazing beauty of the sculptures adorn the columns of the additional decoration - they depict scenes of the Annunciation. It is believed that in 1439 created Konrad Coin.

Under the choir of the Basilica you can see the crypt where the "bucket of Kunibert", which is a well of water, healing from infertility. Previously, it was common belief that children before his appearance at the light playing on the bottom of that well together with the Virgin Mary. And the water well is not dark and frightening mine, and a very bright place. Currently the mine is closed the hatch, made Elmar Hillebrand.