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Philippe Gisselbrecht / Office de Tourisme de Metz
Philippe Gisselbrecht / Office de Tourisme de Metz
Philippe Gisselbrecht / Office de Tourisme de Metz
Philippe Gisselbrecht / Office de Tourisme de Metz
Philippe Gisselbrecht / Office de Tourisme de Metz
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Philippe Gisselbrecht / Office de Tourisme de Metz
Built from stone of Jaumont, a local limestone rock, from the 13th to the 16th centuries, the silhouette of Metz Cathedral blends harmoniously into the Metz landscape.
This gothic masterpiece is distinguished by the height of its nave (more than 42 metres) and its exceptional brightness. Featuring more than 6,500 m² of stained glass windows, it is the brightest cathedral in France and this has given it the name "God's lantern".
This gothic masterpiece is distinguished by the height of its nave (more than 42 metres) and its exceptional brightness. Featuring more than 6,500 m² of stained glass windows, it is the brightest cathedral in France and this has given it the name "God's lantern".
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Historic monument or place to visit in METZ, on the theme(s) Sacred art, awarded with the Label Listed historic monument (MH).
Metz's cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic art, is remarkable for the height of its nave (42 metres) and over 6,500 m² of stained glass. It is the best-lit cathedral in France.
Languages spoken
English, German
Activities
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Concerts Conferences Temporary exhibitions Sound & Light show
Facilities and services
Comfort
Shop
Visit conditions
Visits
Visit on your own at all times Guided tours at all times Guided tours with advanced booking Educational tours
Groups accepted on reservation
Contact us
ST. STEPHEN'S CATHEDRAL
- https://metz.catholique.fr/cathedrale-de-metz/
- cathedralemetz@outlook.fr
- 03 87 36 12 01
- Place d'Armes57000 METZ
Philippe Gisselbrecht / Office de Tourisme de Metz
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