It was inspired by the French Cathedral of Reims.

And in it we can find two different towers which is a peculiarity of this cahedral, a rosette, stained-glass windows,... For other hand,it was made with stone, concrete and glass.

It has flying buttresses, ribbed vaulted ceilings, pointed arches, rose windows and also include single rather than double aisles and a long nave with wide projecting transepts; all of this indicated that pertains to the Gothic style. It was built with sandstone.

The Palais is actually two joined buildings. Together they form the largest Gothic building of the Middle Ages.

And a curiositie is that el papa del Vaticano lives here. So it's an important building but it can be visited.

In its interior we can find pointed arches, ribbed vaults, stained-glass windows and some it's upper part are with a shape of flowers,... It is made with stone for the walls and glass for the windows.

The western choir dates from the 13th century and is Gothic. It is noted for its statuary, including the famous one of the Margraves Uta de Ballenstedt and those of the western presbytery, where the so-called master of Naumburg made the famous statues of the founders ubicated near the chorus. Between 1250 and 1270 the western presbytery was built, although the underground crypt preserved its original Romanesque style and although has the attached cloister on the south side façade and the altar of Saint Mary shows the Virgin Mary and Child flanked.

It was mainly form using ashlar.