West front tower with Romanesque base & Gothic top four storeys

Cathédrale St-Étienne (13th-19th c.), from south

South transept (late 14th c.) from Bishop's Garden

South chevet (1273-1327)

North transept exterior (1517-30)

Nave looking east, 2 eastern bays (1485-99); choir (1273-1327)

Nave looking west

West rose window (19th c.) behind organ

Renaissance rood screen (1535) under organ-loft

Baptistry (1876-88), 1st south nave aisle chapel

West end of north nave aisle with circular staircase to organ

South transept rose (late 14th c.)

North transept, rose window (1517-30)

North transept, lower windows (1517-30)

Tree of Jesse (1854), 1st north ambulatory chapel

Angel musician (14th c.), 3rd north ambulatory chapel

Chapelle des Saints-Evêques de Limoges (Steinheil, 1873-77), 4th north ambulatory chapel

Choir (1273-1327)

Chevet clerestory (15th c.)

South exterior (15th c.)

Basilica exterior from northwest (Cordonnier, 1929-54)

Dome over crossing (1929-54)

Choir interior (1929-54), mosaics (Pierre Gaudin, 20th c.)

Mosaic decoration in southeast crypt chapel (Pierre Gaudin, 20th c.)

Mosaic decoration in northeast crypt chapel (Pierre Gaudin, 20th c.)

North side, exterior

North nave clerestory, 1st bay

Organ buffet (1753)

Chevet windows

'Lutrin' in chancel

Sanctuaries, Lourdes

Sanctuaries, Lourdes

Sanctuaries, Lourdes

Sanctuaries, Lourdes

West front (1675-1702)

Choir vault (15th c.), looking east

East end chancel window, left side (15th c.)

Richelieu's pulpit (early 17th c.)

East end & battlements (14th c.) from northeast

Tympanum of north portal (12th c.)

Nave looking east (consecrated 1107)

Frescoes in central apse (Flandrin, 1855) (closeup)

South choir capital, 'Adam & Eve with the serpent' (12th c.)

Basilica N.-D.-de-Fourvière (Bossan, 1872-96), east end

West front (Pierre Bossan, 1872-84)

Nave looking east (Pierre Bossan, 1872-84)

1st north nave window (Georges Décôte)

1st south nave window (Georges Décôte)

'The First Christians in Lyon' (Charles Lemeire, 1910), 1st south nave mosaic

'Joan of Arc in Orléans' (Charles Lemeire, 1909 & Georges Décôte, 1917), 2nd south nave mosaic

'Lepanto and Our Lady of the Rosary' (Charles Lemeire, 1832-1910), 2nd north nave mosaic

North aisle mosaic floor design (19th c.)

Choir vault (1872-84)

West end left window

West end center window

East end left 'John' window (15th c.)

East end right 'Mary' window (15th c.)

Jesus Teaching in a Boat (19th c.), east end

Jesus Teaching in a Boat (detail)

St-Martin, east end (12th-16th c.) from old bridge (15th c.)

West front tower (14th c.)

West front rose (14th-15th c.)

Cathedral (12th-13th c.) from southwest

West front north portal (13th c.)

South transept Portail du Paradis (12th c.) & buttresses (added 15th c.)

Choir (13th c.) from southeast

Exterior from northeast (12th-13th c.)

South tower (16th c.) with spire (1579) & north tower (13th c., unfinished) from northwest

Nave looking east (12th c.)

2nd north nave Chapelle Ste-Germaine (Gsell, 1877)

'St-Pierre crucifié' window (1st half 13th c., restored), northwest transept

South ambulatory (c. 1225) & north choir (13th c.)

Axial Lady Chapel (Cauchon, 15th c.)

1st north window in Lady Chapel

Choir (13th c.)

High altar (1888) & angels (1st half 18th c.) in choir

Angel on right (1st half 18th c.) in choir

North exterior with pyramidal vaults over nave (c. 1165); base of west tower on right (late 10th c.)

Inner porch tympanum (c. 1150-60)

North choir barrel vault (c. 1135-45)

Tomb of Agnès Sorel (1422-50)

Five-tiered octagonal belfry (c. 1346), from west

Renaissance Ste-Marie or Notre-Dame (1520-30)

West front portal (14th c.); north tower (unfinished, begun 1411); & Flamboyant southwest front (15th-16th c.)

Flamboyant south exterior (15th-16th c.)

Flamboyant south Renaissance porch (1528)

Flat east end (early 13th c.)

Nave looking east (13th c.)

3rd south nave aisle window (15th-16th c.)

North nave aisle capital (13th c.)

Entombment (late 15th c.), end of northwest nave

Star vault in crossing tower (c. 1500)

East end chevet (12th c.)

Cathedral from southwest at sunset

West front (1308-1481)

West front rose window (1392-94), earliest surviving Flamboyant rose

Human gargoyle on east end (12th c.)

North transept rose exterior (13th c.)

Nave looking east (c. 1175-1254)

West end rose (Henri de Nivelle, 1394) (closeup)

Chapelle des Bourbons, Flamboyant pendant vault (late 15th c.)

Chapelle des Bourbons, helicoidal spiral rose at west end (late 15th c.)

South transept (13th c.)

Astronomical clock (14th c.), northeast transept

Choir (c. 1175-1254)

Southeast choir Chapel of the Cross, east windows (Grubert, 1973)

Lady Chapel window (12th c., oldest in cathedral), northeast choir

Upper choir windows (2nd half 13th c.)