Collegiate Church Carillon
It happens more and more frequently that people in Kaiserslautern’s center suddenly stop and look up. The pleasant sound that they are searching for is coming from the small tower of the Collegiate Church. At this moment the carillon is playing. The carillon has been in use since February, 2009, though it’s not yet accessible to the public. Seven times a day the 48 bells automatically ring. Of course, the carillon can also be played by hand, and this always occurs on special days.
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