Suspicion of unexploded WW II Bombs at Domplatz not confirmed

On Friday morning, 28 February, two suspected unexploded bombs from the Second World War were uncovered on the cathedral square. Since these were so-called ground detonators, defusing them was not necessary. There are numerous university institutions in the vicinity of the site. The road closures in the city centre were lifted. The university buildings in the evacuation radius remain closed today. The radius includes the Fürstenberghaus with the Archaeological Museum, the Bible Museum, the Juridicum, the University and State Library, the Bispinghof and the House of the Netherlands. Further buildings can be found in this list and on the linked map of the university.

• Aegidiistraße 5 and Aegidiistraße 67
• Alter Steinweg 6-7
• Bäckergasse 22-25
• Bergstraße 29a
• Bispinghof 3, Bispinghof 5-6, Bispinghof 9-14, Bispinghof 18, Bispinghof 20 and Bispinghof 24-25
• Bogenstraße 15-16
• Domplatz 6-7, Domplatz 20-22 and Domplatz 23
• Georgskommende 33
• Johannisstraße 1, Johannisstraße 4, Johannisstraße 8-10 and Johannisstraße 12-20
• Königsstraße 46 and Königsstraße 47
• Krummer Timpen 3, Krummer Timpen 5 and Krummer Timpen 57
• Pferdegasse 1 and Pferdegasse 3
• Roggenmarkt 15-16
• Schlaunstraße 2 and Schlaunstraße 3
• Wegesende 4 and Wegesende 6
• Universitätsstraße 13-17, Universitätsstraße 14-16 and Universitätsstraße 18