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Saint-Lazare Cathedral

All about Medieval History

Dominated by its high 15th-century stone spire, it remains one of the major works of Cluniac art, built between 1120 and 1130. The tympanum of the “Last Judgment”, the biblical scenes of the capitals, the famous “Eve” (exhibited at the Rolin Museum) were sculpted by Gislebertus.
The cathedral has been completely renovated.

An experience to do

Let us tell you about the Cathedral

After a guided tour of about three hours,

you will learn all the historical facts that made the cathedral famous. Your guide will then take you to the Rolin Museum to introduce you to the medieval rooms. Major and illustrious works are exposed there. Among the numerous paintings and sculptures, the “Temptation of Eve” by Gislebertus, the “Nativity” by the Master of Moulins or the statue of the “Virgin of Autun” by Ernest Velten, whose reputation is well known, stand out. A must for all art lovers.

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Time spent3h
Length of the course1km
Small tipsDress warmly

*based on a group of up to 14 people

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