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- Window of St. Agnes, c. 1330
- Window of All Saints, c. 1330
- Elder Biblical Window, c. 1260
- Window of the Adoration of the Magi, 1846
- Window of St. Barbara and Evergislus, circa 1855
- Window of the Lamentation, 1847
- Window of Christ, 1525 and 1560
- Window of the Three Holy Kings, c. 1330
- Window of St. Felix and St. Nabor, c. 1330
- Window of St. Gereon and St. Maurice, c. 1330
- Window of Görres, 1855
- Window of St. Jacob, circa 1330
- Johannes Klein Windows, 1884
- Window of St. John, 1847
- Younger Biblical Window, c. 1280
- Window of St. Catherine and St. Heribert, 1856/57
- Children's Window 1960-65
- Kings from the Choir Clerestory Windows Cycle, circa 1300
- Window of St. Kunibert, c. 1330
- Life of Christ Window 2005
- Window of the Coronation of the Virgin, 1509
- Window of the Coronation of the Virgin , c. 1330
- Window of the North Transept, 1865, 1968 and 1980
- Window of the Passion, 1507/08
- Window of St. Paul, Reconstruction from 1994
- Window of St. Peter and St. Maternus, c. 1330
- Window of St. Peter and Tree of Jesse , 1509
- Window of St. Peter, c. 1870
- Window of Pentecost, 1848
- Window of Pius, 1956
- Window of St. Severin and St. Anno, c. 1330
- Window of St. Sylvester and St. George , c. 1330
- Window of St. Stephen, 1848
- Window of the South Transept, 2007
- Window of the Three Holy Kings, 1507/08
- Window of the Nativity, 1507
- Window of St. Ursula and St. Clemens, 1852
- King Solomon from the Welter Cycle, c. 1870
- Window of the West Portal, 1865-70
The Görres window, 1855
This window was donated in memory of the scholar and Catholic publicist Joseph Görres (1776–1848). In 1814, Görres was the first to call for the completion of Cologne Cathedral. The fact that he publicly and repeatedly took the part of the Catholic Church in conflicts between the Church and the Prussian State explains why his friends were allowed to erect this memorial to him in the cathedral. The window, which was made in the Royal Stained Glass Manufactory in Munich, was installed in 1856. The main scene shows Joseph Görres kneeling before Mary and the Christ Child. St Boniface and Charlemagne are depicted in the lower part of the window.
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