West front (late 19th c.) (directions reversed)

West front, lower levels (late 19th c.)

West front, upper levels & towers (late 19th c.)

South exterior (late 19th c.)

East end from southeast (late 19th c.)

Fortified west front (11th-12th c.)

West door (12th c)

Nave looking east (11th-12th c.)

North nave elevation (11th-12th c.)

Choir & south transept (11th-12th c.)

Chevet & south transept from east

Chevet from southeast (13th c.)

Chevet (13th c.), (Y) double flying buttress

South nave exterior (11th-12th c.)

Convex, or Plantagenet vault of nave (12th c.)

St-Julien west end window (1896)

Ascension window (c. 1134-58)

Organ (Pierre Bert, 1529-35) in south transept

North transept (15th c.)

North transept rose lancets (1392-1402)

North transept rose (1392-1402), lower panels

Sacristy window

Choir stall panel 'The Resurrection' (detail, 1576)

Chevet (completed 1254)

Inner ambulatory vault of chevet

Lady Chapel (axial, 13th c.) with 14th c. murals

Lady Chapel (13th c.) mural paintings of 47 angel musicians

East end of old cathedral Ste-Marie Majeure (12th c.) with side chapel (14th c.)

South exterior of old cathedral (12th c.) with truncated nave on left

Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde (mid-19th c.)

Tower (1864), Notre-Dame de la Garde

North entrance with Tour Urbain (14th c.) & Tour d'Isarn (11th c.)

West end & south nave exterior (11th-13th c.) from southwest

Nave looking east (11th-13th c.)

Nave barrel vault (11th-12th c.), ribbed crossing vault (early 13th c.) & hemicycle (1365)

Groin vault (11th c.) with arris (raised edges)

South aisle chapel window (20th c.)

Lierne vault (16th c.)

South exterior (11th c., altered 15th c.)

East end towers (11th c. altered 15th c.)

Cathédrale de Notre-Dame-et-St-Privat (14th, 15th & 17th c.), from the northwest

West front

North tower (1508-16), late Gothic with Renaissance motives

West rose exterior (1608, restored 1931 in 15th c. style)

Angel musicians on organ buffet (1654)

West rose (1608, restored 1931 in Flamboyant style)

North nave portal window

Choir stalls (1692), north side

North exterior (13th-late 15th c.)

West front rose (Hermann de Munster, 1385)

Nave looking northeast (14th c.)

North nave triforium & clerestory (14th c.)

Nave looking west from choir (14th c.)

West end rose (Hermann de Munster, 1385)

South transept window, lower panels (Valentin Bousch, 1520-27)

South transept window, oculus (Valentin Bousch, 1520-27)

North transept window (Thiébaut de Lixheim, 1504)

South porch (1140) with portal (c. 1130)

Right side of trumeau, Jeremiah (c. 1130) (detail)

South portal door, left side with metal hinge strap

Nuns singing Laudes & Renaissance stone screen (16th c.)

Cloisters from northwest with 76 arches (late 11th c.)

Capital #5, 'Daniel in the Lions' Den,' west gallery

Capital #39, 'Samson wrestling lion,' east gallery

Capital #70, 'Vegetal design of Mozarabic influence,' north gallery

Towers (12th-15th c.) and cathedral ruins from northeast

Tympanum (12th c.) in cathedral ruins

Capital, 'St-Michel driving back Satan' (12th c.)

West front (1810-16), new cathedral

West front (early 16th c.)

Abbey ruins (mid-11th c. -c. 1300)

Romanesque west front (12th c.)

Approaching abbey from northwest (12th c.)

South nave portal (12th c.)

Nave looking west (16th c.) with Romanesque narthex gallery at west end (12th c.)

Chancel (10th c.) with ancient columns

West front (begun 1170)

West front portals (late 12th c.)

West front north portal tympanum (1170-95)

West front central portal tympanum (1170-95)

West front south portal tympanum (1170-95)

West front south portal gable (14th c.)

Nave roof & west front towers from southeast

Chapelle de Navarre exterior (early 14th c.)

Chevet (14th c.) from east

Chevet round windows (14th c.)

Nave (13th c.), looking east

Nave sexpartite vault (late 12th c.), looking east

Choir gallery, north side (14th c.)

Chapelle de Navarre (early 14th c.), west window (Gruber, 1956)

Chapelle de Navarre vault (early 14th c.)

West end nave (13th c.) with organ

West end rose (early 13th c.)

West front (1852-93) (north-south orientation)

Southwest exterior (1852-93) with old cathedral (12th c.) on right

Domes from southeast (mid-19th c.)

Neo-Byzantine nave (1852-93)

West front (14th c.)

West rose exterior (15th c.)

Unfinished west front south 'Black Tower' (1460-73), from southeast

South transept Portail aux Lions (2nd half 13th c.)

South choir exterior (2nd half 13th c.); southeast apse chapel (14th c.)

Elevated escalier (15th c.) from cathedral to chapter house

North transept window (early 14th c.)

Nave looking east (13th c.)

North nave elevation (early 13th c.); pillars (15th c.), looking west

Angel on top of pulpit (restored 1824) in south nave

Southwest nave aisle window, upper panels (14th c.) with modern glass

Organ (1627) on arcade (15th c.), west end of nave

South transept windows, middle & upper panes (2nd half 13th c., glass 19th c.)

North transept windows, upper panels (early 14th c., glass 19th c.)

Lady Chapel windows (19th c.)

Porte Maugarni (15th c.), north ambulatory

Choir (2nd half 13th c.)

East end Crucifixion window (14th c.)

North choir elevation (2nd half 13th c.) & choir stalls (17th & 18th c.)

South choir elevation (2nd half 13th c.), 1st bay gallery

Early 7th c. foundation

West façade portal capitals, right side (12th c.)

Birds pecking lions, choir capital (12th c.)

Crypt (5th c.) beneath choir

Chevet & tower from southeast

West Gothic tower

2nd bay, north nave, lower window

West end window above organ

Entrance (partly 14th c.)

Cloister & courtyard (14th c., founded by Philippe le Bel, 1309)