This building made headlines recently when it was the only UNESCO world heritage site in the developed world to be deemed endangered, and in 2007, Cardinal Joachim Meisner derided Gerhard Richter's window for this building as "degenerate."  
Federico Fellini built a set of this building, only to tear it down unfilmed.  Major works of art here include the Milan Madonna, choir screen paintings of Saints Peter, Felix, and Nabor, and the Lochner Altarpiece.  Nicolas of Verdun's Reliquary Shrine of the Three Magi stands in the choir; the Gero Cross, the earliest life-size crucifix, hangs outside the sacristy.  This building made headlines recently when it was the only UNESCO world heritage site in the developed world to be deemed endangered, and in 2007, Cardinal Joachim Meisner derided Gerhard Richter's window for this building as "degenerate."  The building's  triangular black towers were finished in 1880, 632 years after the laying of the foundation stone, and it withstood bombing during World War II.  The tallest building in the world before the construction of the Washington Monument, FTP, name this German Gothic cathedral on the Rhine.
Federico Fellini built a set of this building, only to tear it down unfilmed.  
{Cologne} Cathedral (accept {Kölner Dom}, {Hoher Dom zu Köln}, {Hohe Domkirche St. Peter und Maria})