One sculpture shows Mary holding a scepter in one hand and was purchased from its namesake city, and besides the Milan Madonna another relic shows a radiating sun behind a crucified Christ.
One legend claims that this building's construction was delayed for centuries because its architect was unable to stop a rival from building a water works. Its older bells include Pretiosa and Spesiosa, though its St. Peter's bell is the largest free-swinging one in the world. One relic in this church features a bust of Rainald of Dassel, and an altarpiece depicting the adoration of the Magi by Stephen Lochner rests in this building's St. (*) Mary's Chapel. One sculpture shows Mary holding a scepter in one hand and was purchased from its namesake city, and besides the Milan Madonna another relic shows a radiating sun behind a crucified Christ. In addition to housing the Gero Crucifix, this church is traditionally believed to house the bones of the Magi within its Shrine of the Three Kings, and it boasts the largest facade of any church owing to its enormous twin spires. For 10 points, identify this cathedral located in a namesake city on the Rhine.
One legend claims that this building's construction was delayed for centuries because its architect was unable to stop a rival from building a water works.
{Cologne} Cathedral [or {Kölner Dom}]