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St-Étienne Cathedral
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Michelin Guide
Well worth the diversions
Religious monument
The Michelin Guide's review
The construction of the cathedral began in the early 13C but was only finished in the 16C. The magnificent Flamboyant façade overlooking Parvis square is from 1460-96. Inside, there are traces of the Gothic style from the Champagne region and a beautiful 36m-high nave. Note the 1503 stained-glass windows, the organ and numerous tombstones on the floor. The 13C-14C cloister comprises three galleries; several gargoyles adorn the buttresses that divide the bays.
Practical information
+33 3 83 64 90 60
Location
Place Charles-de-Gaulle54200 Toul
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