Well worth the visit. Tour the cloisters if you have time and enjoy a concert if there's one schedule while you're in town. The organ is wonderful.
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Well worth the visit. Tour the cloisters if you have time and enjoy a concert if there's one schedule while you're in town. The organ is wonderful.
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This is not a large Cathedral, but you get a sense of local religious rituals and life in this beautiful community.
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Very interesting cathedral. Make sure you time your visit well before lunchtime otherwise you have to get out at noon and wait two hours until you can resume your visit.
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If you have seen a lot of cathedrals, this one is not going to blow you away, but there's a lot to interest the architectural enthusiast with it's layering of styles as various additions were made over the centuries. Knowledgeable volunteers provide frequent quided tours of the cloister. You can't access them unaccompanied. It's a delightful spot, with lots of...
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The Cathedrale St. Sauveur is in a sense typical of many of the cathedrals in Western Europe. Rather than being a massive construction impressive in its uniformity (like the Notre Dame in Paris), the St. Sauveur is a functional edifice built and re-built over the course of several centuries, exhibiting several disparate styles simultaneously.
Like most other churches in Europe,...
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1st Sunday of December, every year, the Cathedrale opens her doors to the Christmas Carol Concert. This is an active Christian community that unites hearts and minds throughout the year.
The cloisters are GORGEOUS and the newly-renovated tryptic 'le buisson ardent' is AIXceptional!
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When we were visiting, an organist was there playing music. It made the tour quite special
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We were very lucky to turn up here at 11am mid week in February and see the cloisters with a guide who was extremely knowledgeable and spoke perfect English. It was one of the highlights of our holiday.
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The cloister is tiny, but absolutely beautiful - you can only get in with a volunteer guide, and many of these only speak French, but don't be put off, go along, the sculptures on the capitals are extraordinary, and the overall effect exquisite. Inside the cathedral, the recently restored triptych of the burning bush is another major attraction, although all...
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Do also take a guided tour trough the adjesant Kloister and the collection of arteffects in the babtistery. The organ sounds great, if you have time, be part of a concert.
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