There are a lot of facts and figures about the rebuilt Frauenkirche. Some of them are listed below. (You can find general details about the building here.)

Use of historical material 

Around 45% of the Frauenkirche comprises historical stone material including the parts of the ruin. 8,425 old ashlars alone were integrated during the reconstruction of the Frauenkirche. These stones came from:

Of the 7,110 old stones of the façade:  

• 20 of 66 were integrated for the outer stairs (around 34% of the stones in this area)
• 1,526 of 2,037 for the ground floor and rising wall (75%)
• 666 of 1,110 for the principal cornice and roof parapet (60%)
• 557 of 1,297 for the spire of the staircase turret (43%)
• 618 of 2,145 for the dome, batter and tambour (30%)
• 152 of 407 for the lantern (around 37%).

Around 80% of the altar is made of original material: 1,642 fragments were returned to their original positions in the altar.

Quantities (around)