Strasbourg Cathedral

Obvious from a remote place in view of its atypical interest, the Cathedral of Strasbourg is the undisputed seal of the city, and sometimes of the whole of Alsace. Despite whether the visitors take the autoroute from Paris or Mulhouse, its framework with the single ring tower surmounted by a pinnacle is evident from a remote place, declaring the accompanying on-ramp to the Alsatian capital.

Its 142 meter-high pinnacle was the most surprising point of interest on the planet from 1647 until 1874, and its stature makes it the second-tallest place of God in France after that of Rouen. It is an ideal show-stopper of style and delicate quality.