Catholic church

Christ's Transfiguration Church (Cologne-Heimersdorf)

since 1966

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A Catholic parish church in Cologne-Heimersdorf, built in the 1960s in a Brutalist style by Josef Lehmbrock on a cross-shaped ground plan.

Domforum

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Located on the Domplatte opposite the cathedral's west portal, the Domforum serves as the visitor centre of Cologne Cathedral and as a meeting and events centre of the city's Catholic Church.

St. Cornelius Church (Cologne-Rath/Heumar)

since 1835

A classicist brick hall church in eastern Cologne, home to a venerated statue of St. Cornelius and an octagonal neo-Romanesque tower from 1886.

St. Joseph Church (Cologne-Ehrenfeld)

since 1872

St. Joseph is a Roman Catholic parish church on Venloer Straße in Cologne-Ehrenfeld. Originally a neo-Gothic brick basilica by Vincenz Statz, it was rebuilt in the 1950s after wartime destruction.

St. Michael (Cologne-Zündorf)

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Romanesque church in Cologne's right-bank district of Zündorf, the village's parish church until 1897 and known for its 7th-century Merovingian tendril relief.

No longer exists St. Monika (Bilderstöckchen)

St. Monika (Bilderstöckchen)

since 1969

St. Monika was a Catholic branch church in the Cologne district of Bilderstöckchen, built from 1969 to 1970 to designs by Nikolaus Rosiny. It was deconsecrated in 2016 and demolished from autumn 2019 onward – today apartments and a family centre stand on the site.