The Naumburg Cathedral "St. Peter and Paul" is one of the most famous German buildings of the Middle Ages and is one of the most significant examples of late Romanesque and early Gothic architecture. Following an introduction to the construction history of the Naumburg Cathedral, this guide presents the interior, particularly the works created by the Naumburg Master from the mid-13th century, including the donor statues, the crucifixion group, and the reliefs of the Passion of Christ. Additionally, it describes the exterior of the building and offers a tour through the structure. Finally, the publication covers the Three Kings Chapel, the cathedral treasury vault, the St. Aegidius Curia, and the cathedral garden. A floor plan of the cathedral helps readers and visitors navigate the site.