The west facade of the cathedral consists of a Romanesque portal with the large west window above.
 The portal is flanked by two simple pilasters.
 The iron work above the portal was created around 1730.
 The single bell tower is on the north side of the building between the nave and choir.
 It was completely rebuilt by Johann Georg Landthaler after the 1811 fire.
 The two story sacristy makes up the east end of the building.
 A 14th century round window is visible on the north side of the choir, along with three windows on the south side which were restored in 1924-25.
The west facade of the cathedral consists of a Romanesque portal with the large west window above.  The portal is flanked by two simple pilasters.  The iron work above the portal was created around 1730.  The single bell tower is on the north side of the building between the nave and choir.  It was completely rebuilt by Johann Georg Landthaler after the 1811 fire.  The two story sacristy makes up the east end of the building.  A 14th century round window is visible on the north side of the choir, along with three windows on the south side which were restored in 1924-25.
Chur Cathedral