Le Mans Cathedral

Le Mans Cathedral is a Catholic church located in Le Mans, France. The cathedral is devoted to Saint Julian of Le Mans, the metropolis's first bishop, who mounted Christianity within the area round the beginning of the 4th century. Its production dated from the sixth thru the 14th century, and it functions many French Gothic factors. The cathedrals, which combines a Romanesque nave and a High Gothic choir, is outstanding for its rich series of stained glass and the stunning bifurcating flying buttresses at its jap give up.

The 134 meters lengthy cathedral occupies the northeastern corner of the antique metropolis an area on pinnacle of a moderate ridge ruled by cobbled streets and half timbered homes. After the crowning glory of the choir, the subsequent precedence turned into to rebuild the transepts if you want to link the new Gothic factors to the Romanesque nave but, this work became not on time through lack of finances.