Dome Cologne NFT

18/07/2024

As the wife of King Solomon, the Queen of Sheba is known for her wisdom. In the New Testament, the Queen of Sheba is referred to as the “Queen of the South.” In the end times she will appear again to testify about the people in judgement. 👑

Not only did people look up to her back then, you can also hang the hybrid image in 1:1 in its original size in your home today! Just take a look here and support the preservation of Cologne Cathedral with your purchase: https://domecolognenft.com/2-meister-gerhard/ (Link in bio)
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16/07/2024

From the platform of the south tower at a height of around 100 meters, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of the city center, the Rhine and the Cologne area. To do this, 533 steps have to be climbed: First, a spiral staircase leads up to almost 75 meters, and the last few meters up to the viewing platform are climbed via a metal staircase. ↗️

Did you know that when you buy one of our packages, you get a free annual membership to ZDV? This allows you, among other things, one free tower climb per year! 🥳
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11/07/2024

The prophet Hiob is considered as a role model for Christians worldwide for his faithfulness to God. The 2-meter high figure portrait by cathedral sculptor Peter Fuchs dates from the 1870s. 🙏

You can buy these and many other hybrid images in 1:1 original size in our shop: https://domecolognenft.com/2-meister-gerhard/ (link in bio)

In this way, you can support the preservation of Cologne Cathedral, too!⚒
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10/07/2024

The Cologne Cathedral bears the official name “High Cathedral Church of Saint Peter”. It is a Roman Catholic church in Cologne under the patronage of the Apostle Peter. Our project serves to preserve and support this world cultural heritage. ⛪️
If you would like to help us, take a look here: https://domecolognenft.com/
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06/06/2024

03/06/2024

MEET OUR COMMUNITY !✨

By acquiring an hybrid NFT from our project, you’re not just owning a piece of art; you’re supporting the preservation of the Cologne Cathedral. The annual maintenance of this historical monument costs around 7-8 million euros. While the Cathedral stands as a symbol of endurance today, in 1248 it was a visionary project to achieve the impossible.

✨DOME COLOGNE NFT, in collaboration with ZDV, supports the Dombauhütte to meet the ongoing challenge of preserving the Cologne Cathedral. We aim to build a supportive community of enthusiasts and art lovers who are passionate about preserving this iconic structure.

Want to learn more about our project?
Join our ✨SUPPORTER CREW✨ and become part of our community!
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30/05/2024

Meet Abel, a towering figure of 2 meters in height, immortalized in stone on the Cologne Cathedral. Crafted by the talented cathedral sculptor Peter Fuchs in the 1870s, this portrait captures the essence of Abel, a key figure in the second generation of humankind. 👏✨

Abel, the son of Adam and Eve, holds a significant place in biblical history. He was known for his righteousness and his offerings to God, which were favored over those of his brother, Cain. Tragically, Abel's life was cut short when he was slain by Cain, a story that echoes the themes of jealousy and the first act of fratricide!

The statue of Abel on the Cologne Cathedral is not just a piece of art; it’s a tribute to his legacy and the moral lessons his story imparts. Fuchs’s craftsmanship ensures that Abel’s figure stands tall, both in physical form and in the annals of history, reminding visitors of the deep roots of human morality and faith.😄

By acquiring an NFT of Abel's statue, you not only own a piece of this incredible art but also support the preservation of the Cologne Cathedral.

JOIN US in celebrating this remarkable figure and the timeless stories etched in the stones of the Cathedral.
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28/05/2024

🎁 Looking for the perfect incentive or gift for your employees? Our elegantly packaged Mystery Boxes are the ideal choice! ✨

Whether it’s for a company anniversary or to show appreciation to your team, these boxes are sure to impress. Each Mystery Box is thoughtfully curated and beautifully wrapped, making it a memorable and special gift.

Celebrate your team with something unique and exciting. 🎉

25/05/2024

Did you know...? 🤔
The Cologne Cathedral is actually taller than the Great Pyramid of Giza! 🏰📏

While the Great Pyramid stands at an impressive 139 meters, the Cologne Cathedral reaches a soaring 157 meters! That's like stacking an extra house on top of the Pyramid! 🏡(swipe to see the house on top!! 😂)

And here’s a funny detail: If you tried to fit the entire Statue of Liberty (93 meters) inside the Cologne Cathedral, you'd still have room left for a rooftop garden! 🌿😄

Spoiler: Our Cathedral stands tall and proud, aslong as we support and invest to help preserve it! 😄✨
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23/05/2024

Get an insider's look into the NFT production process and the background of our project. 📷

Picture this: our team huddled around a flipchart, brainstorming and refining creative ideas together. From conceptualization to ex*****on, every step is meticulously planned and crafted. Join us behind the scenes as we bring these ideas to life and shape the future of digital art ownership. ✨

Help us to preserve und support the cologne cathedral!🤝
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18/05/2024

Experience the Cologne Cathedral from extraordinary angles, made possible by our drone captures. ✨📷

Our team has undertaken this endeavor with careful planning and adherence to regulations. Securing approvals from ZDV and the City of Cologne, we've been granted the rare privilege to capture these aerial views, as flying drones near and around the Cologne Cathedral is typically restricted.

Join us in owning a piece of this remarkable project, where tradition meets technology in showcasing the beauty of this iconic landmark. Support to preserve!🤝
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16/05/2024

As the story goes, Noah's son Japhet, a survivor of the great flood, stands as a symbol of resilience and hope, considered an ancestor of mankind. In the corridors of time, his legacy echoes through the centuries, resonating with the very stones of the Cologne Cathedral.🥳

Dating back to the 1870s, a towering 2-meter-high portrait of Japhet, crafted by the cathedral sculptor Peter Fuchs, stands as a testament to his enduring legacy. It's not merely a depiction of a biblical figure; it's a connection to our shared history, a reminder of the trials overcome and the strength found in unity.🤝

When you acquire an NFT from the DOME COLOGNE NFT project, you're not just acquiring hybrid art; you're becoming a supporter of history. With each purchase, you help to preserve and support the maintenance of the Cologne Cathedral, ensuring that its majestic spires continue to reach towards the heavens for generations to come.

Join us in preserving this timeless symbol of human achievement and resilience!✨
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14/05/2024

Why is it so special that there are NFTs of the Cologne Cathedral? 🤔

The answer lies in the union of past and future, tradition and innovation. Our hybrid NFTs bring the timeless beauty and significance of the Cologne Cathedral into the digital world, allowing supporters to own a piece of this historical heritage in their digital possession.

Are you ready to immerse yourself in the world of the Cologne Cathedral and become part of our NFT community? 🌟
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07/05/2024

You still haven’t ordered anything from the second drop? Well, it’s time now!

Choose your part of the story on the NFT Map! Decide on a selection from either the Dreikönigenportal or the Petersportal and become part of this Pioneer project!
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03/05/2024

F A C T S
1. During the Cologne street carnival, more than 150 million glasses of Kölsch are consumed.
2. Cologne is home to Germany’s only palm tree-lined avenue, located in the Cologne Flora within the Botanical Garden
3. The average age in Cologne is 42,2 years (2021).
4. Porz has a different area code: 02203.
5. A „Halver Hahn“ (a local dish) contains 450 calories.
6. Around 3,000 green parakeets, known as ring-necked parakeets, live in Cologne.
7. The 1963/64 season was the first season of the German Bundesliga. The 1. FC Köln became the German champion.
8. Every year, 300 tons of sweets are thrown during the Cologne Rose Monday Parade.
9. The Cologne Carnival secures around 5,000 jobs.
10. The highest line number in the Cologne Public Transport Network was Line 27 in the 1930/40s.
11. When it opened on September 20, 1941, under the name „Adolf Hi**er Bridge“, the Cologne-Rodenkirchen Rhine Bridge was considered the longest suspension bridge in Germany.
12. There used to be an airport on the Rhine.
13. The Herkulesberg is made up of piled-up war rubbish.
14. In the winter of 1962/63, it was so bitterly cold that the Rhine froze completely over a stretch of 80 kilometers.
15. Cologne is one of the warmest places in Germany.
16. Cologne’s former mayor, Konrad Adenauer, invented the soya sausage.
17. The area of Cologne fits into that of New York City 3 times.
I bet you didn’t know that…
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01/05/2024

H A P P Y - L A B O R - D A Y !!!
Celebrate May 1st with a visit to the impressive Cologne Cathedral! Experience the magnificent carillon and immerse yourself in the rich history of this architectural masterpiece!
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29/04/2024

Did you know that the Cologne Cathedral has 12 different bells, including the St. Peter’s bell?
They are named after saints and biblical figures. In addition to the St. Peter’s Bell, there are others such as the Mary Bell, the Stephen Bell and the Joseph Bell. Each has its own significance and is rung for various occasions – from daily prayer times to festive celebrations.
Other bells include the Pretiosa, the Speciosa, the Three Kings Bell, the Ursula Bell, the Chapter Bell, the Ave Bell, the Angelus Bell, the Mett Bell, and the Consecration Bell.

Can you guess which one is the heaviest?
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25/04/2024

F A C T S
1. If the Cologne Cathedral was to be built today, it would cost approximately ten billion euros.
2. The Cologne Cathedral is the most visited landmark in Germany. Six million people visit it every year.
3. The Cathedral is valued at only 27 euros. At least, that’s the amount stated in the balance sheet of the Archdiocese. This is due tot he high maintenance costs and the fact that it cannot be sold.
4. The construction of the Cathedral took 632 years – and yet it will never be completely finished, as there is always something that needs to be restored.
5. The Cathedral is mostly built of sandstone and should actually be light in color. Its almost black appearance is due to air pollution and weathering.
6. At a height of 157 meters, the Cathedral was the 10tallest building in the world when it was completed in 1880.
7. Today, the Cathedral is still the third tallest church in the world.
8. To reach the top of the south tower, one must conquer 533 steps.
9. Although the Cathedral was hit by several bombs during World War 2, it remained standing. The Gothic construction style, with its large windows and open tracery, directed the bomb pressure waves outward.
10. The Peter’s Bell in the Cathedral – known in Cologne as „Dicker Pitter“ – weighs around 24 tons and ist he largest swinging church bell in the world. It was cast in 1923 in Apolda, Thuringia.
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