Pipe Organ Map
Béziers, Cathédrale Saint-Nazaire
Stops: 45
Kevelaer Mitte, Marienbasilika (Main Organ)
Stops: 140
Hamburg, St. Jacobi (Schnitger Organ)
Stops: 59
Zwolle, Grote of Sint-Michaëlskerk
Stops: 64
Brussels, Église Notre-Dame des Victoires au Sablon (Orgue de tribune)
Stops: 41
Cape Town, St. George's Cathedral
Stops: 62
Fribourg, Kathedrale St. Niklaus / Cathédrale Saint-Nicolas (Main Organ)
Stops: 60
Bologna, Basilica di San Petronio (Gospel Organ / Cornu Evangelii)
Stops: 11
G. F. Steinmeyer & Co
Anonymous
Marcussen & Søn
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PipeOrganMap.com is a free, international database for pipe organs worldwide — modern and historical.
📍 Discover pipe organs near you
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🎵 Explore stoplists, sound samples & more
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Key Features
Interactive Map
Browse a dynamic world map filled with pipe organs from all around the globe. Filter by type, builder, size, and more.
Browse MapFind Pipe Organs
Search our extensive organ database. Filter by builder, location, number of stops, style, and more.
Explore OrgansDiscover Builders
Learn about historic and modern organ builders. Browse their instruments and legacy.
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Share your knowledge! Add new organs, upload photos, sound samples, and detailed stoplists.
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“I’ve always dreamed of a way to explore pipe organs by location and builder — and Pipe Organ Map does exactly that. I discovered a historical organ just 15 minutes from my home that I had never heard of. This site is a dream come true for every organ enthusiast!”
“As someone who travels across Europe to hear historic organs, I’ve always wished for a platform that makes discovering them easier. Pipe Organ Map has completely transformed the way I plan my trips — I can now find detailed info, stoplists, and recordings for organs I’d never have known existed.”
“I created Pipe Organ Map because I couldn’t find a single organ database that was international, accessible in English, user-friendly, and featured an interactive world map. Existing databases often lacked one or more of these crucial aspects. This project was born out of the wish to bring together global knowledge and make the beauty of pipe organs easier to explore, compare, and contribute to.”
“For me, Pipe Organ Map is like musical geocaching. I love exploring lesser-known villages and stumbling across organs that aren’t listed yet. Being the first to photograph them, document stoplists, and add them to the database is incredibly rewarding — and it helps the whole community. It’s like Pokémon Go, but with real heritage and purpose!”
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