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The Church of St. Ursula is one of Cologne's twelve Romanesque churches, famous for its Goldene Kammer (Golden Chamber) — a Baroque chapel whose walls are entirely covered with bones and relics of the legendary 11,000 virgin martyrs.
Built over a late-Roman cemetery church, the Romanesque structure dates to the 12th century. The Golden Chamber was created in the 17th century to display relics from mass graves found during medieval construction.