West front upper levels (1703-42)

Nave looking east (1703-42)

Baptistry grille (Jeanmaire, 1759)

Organ at west end (Dupont, 1757)

Neo-Gothic nave & choir looking east (1844-69)

South transept rose window (19th c.)

West façade (1846-52)

'Ascension' window (François Denis, 19th c.), south nave

Dome interior (Seheult & Chenantais, 1846-52)

Entrance to cloister & south entrance

Cathedral from southeast from top of Donjon

Choir (1272-1332), looking east

Organ (1741) at west end (closeup)

Angels on high altar, left side

Chevet, upper windows (early 14th c.)

Lady Chapel, center window, 'Life of Christ' (1311), middle panes

5th north ambulatory St. Martin's Chapel

East end (1510-50)

Nave looking east (1650)

Organ at west end

Choir vault (1510-50)

Northeast exterior (13th c.); rotunda (11th c.)

Rotunda (1042), looking southeast

Rotunda dome (end of 12th c.)

Rotunda 'cat' capital (11th c.)

Western apse (begun c. 1028) & transept (rebuilt 13th c.)

Southwest tower (1528 on 14th c. base) from southeast

South portal angel statue (15th-16th c.)

Chevet from east (13th c.)

North nave exterior (13th c.) with Flamboyant chapels (15th-16th c.)

West end apse (11th c.)

West end apse mural in oven vault (11th c.)

Romanesque southwest transept (rebuilt 13th c.)

Nave looking east (13th c.) from crypt stairs

Choir & nave vaults (13th-14th c.), looking west

North nave elevation (13th c.) with clerestory windows (Honegger, 1994)

'Le songe de Charlemagne' (15th c.), south nave capital (detail)

Pendant boss on 1st south nave chapel vault (15th-16th c.)

2nd south nave chapel window (Rouan, 1991-96)

Piétà, polychrome stone (15th c.)

Statue of St-Cyr-et-Ste-Julitte, polychrome stone (16th c.)

1st south ambulatory Chapelle de l'Arche de Noé window (Albérola, 2009)

2nd south ambulatory Chapelle St-Laurent, Adam & Eve window (Albérola, early 2000s)

3rd south ambulatory chapel windows (Albérola, early 2000s)

Choir (14th-15th c.)

North choir stalls (18th c.)

North choir glazed triforium & clerestory (Viallat, 1992)

Choir hemicycle (14th c.)

Choir east end triforium & clerestory windows (Viallat, 1992)

Nave looking east (15th c., reconstructed 20th c.)

South transept window (20th c.)

West front (15th c., restored 1930)

Architrave & gable above north portal (15th c.)

East end from northeast

Narthex, organ escalier & west doors

Nave vault (17th c., restored after 1972 fire)

West window (Jehan de la Chasse, 1498)

South transept (17th c.) & window (François Chapuis, 1958-59)

Base of white marble altar in Lady Chapel

Angels hold cushion for Duc François II (Colombe, 1502-07)

Basilique St-Paul (12th-14th c.) from Donjon

Basilique St-Paul (12th-14th c.) from northwest

Nave, looking east, with basket-handle supporting arches

Organ (closeup), at west end, Basilique St-Paul

Ambulatory vault, looking south

West front tympanum (1140-50)

West front lintel, 'Simon's Feast: Mary Magdalene washing Christ's feet' (1140-50) (detail)

Apse (11th-12th c.)

West façade (mid-12th c.) from southwest

Bell-tower with corbels (mid-12th c.)

Apse capital of birds giving birth to snakes (mid-12th c.)

Nave barrel vault & south nave elevation (mid-12th c.) looking west

Crossing vault & capitals (mid-12th c.)

Northeast crossing capital, 'Daniel in the lions' den' (mid-12th c.)

Southwest crossing capital (mid-12th c.)

Apse with oven vault (mid-12th c.)

West façade (1063-97)

East end exterior (1063-97)

North transept & nave exterior (1063-97)

Nave looking east with barrel vault (1063-97)

North nave elevation (1063-97)

North nave aisle groin vault, looking west (1063-97)

South transept (1063-97)

Baptistry in northeast transept (1063-97)

Apse hemicycle with oven vault (1063-97)