Cathédrale St-Antonin (14th-17th c.), west front

Octagonal tower (14th c.)

Top of octagonal tower (14th c.)

Fortified base of tower (late 17th c.), from north

West front, part-Romanesque church (11th c.)

Romanesque tower (11th c.)

East end (late 11th-12th c.) & bell-tower (1457)

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

Choir (late 12th c.)

West front of castle chapel (12th c.)

West façade (1092-1120)

'Hunter on horse,' west façade, left side (12th c.)

Southwest exterior (1092-1120)

East end exterior (1092-1120)

Romanesque cloister arch (12th c.)

Nave looking east (1092-1120)

North nave aisle half-barrel vault (1092-1120)

South nave elevation looking west (1092-1120)

Splayed south nave aisle looking west (1092-1120)

Choir (1092-1120)

Chapelle de la Sanch (1742)

'The Battle of Clavijo,' south nave window (1897)

South nave chapel (newly-restored)

Romanesque priory church (11th-12th c.) from northwest

Northeast exterior with Gothic choir (1487-91)

Round turret (11th c.), narthex (c. 1125) & bell-tower (c. 1140) from north

North entrance to narthex (c. 1125)

Elephant capital (1120-25) in narthex

Narthex portal (c. 1125) from north

Mermaid capital (1120-25) in narthex

Narthex portal with capitals, lintel & tympanum (c. 1125)

Narthex portal capitals, right side (c. 1125)

Narthex portal with strap-hinges (c. 1125)

Nave looking east (c. 1020-30); vault restored (c. 1840)

West front (11th-14th c.); tower (1552)

East end (11th-14th c.); tower (1552)

North tower and west front (13th c.)

West front (13th c.)

West front rose exterior (13th c.)

Central portal tympanum (13th c.)

North nave elevation, 1st bay (13th c.)

West rose behind organ

Nave with Angevin vault (13th c.), looking east

King David on archivolt

South transept right window

North nave windows (13th c.)

Crucifixion window (1158-61)

East end north chancel St-Laurent window (12th c.)

East end south chancel St-Pierre window (12th c.)

Renaissance doorway; tower (late 11th c.)

Tower with octagonal top storey (begun c. 1100) & Flamboyant Gothic portal (15th c.)

Flamboyant west portal & tympanum (15th c.)

Angevin nave vault (13th c.)

South nave clerestory, 1st bay (late 13th c.)

North nave clerestory, 2nd bay (late 13th c.), lower left panels

North nave clerestory, 4th bay (late 13th-early 14th c.)

North nave coursière, 4th bay, figure playing instrument (13th c.)

Organ from crypt stairs

Stone railings of choir from north ambulatory

West façade (12th c.)

Abbey (1150-70) from south

Nave & early ribbed vault looking east (1150-70), with choir screen (late 17th c.)

Choir (late 12th c.)

Romanesque bell-tower from southwest

North nave elevation with side chapels (17th c.)

Choir retable, 'Life of St-Pierre' (Sunyer, 1696-99)

Collégiale St-Quiriace from south (12th & 17th c.)

Choir & transepts, looking east (12th c.)

Northeast transept triforium (end of 12th c.)

Dome (1665) at the crossing

Cathedral complex from north

West front and staircase (12th c.)

West front at night, Le Puy Cathedral

Cloister, south gallery with cornice illustrating a medieval bestiary & north side of nave

Nave domes

Choir and high altar

Modern altar at crossing

Basilique du Sacré-Coeur

Basilique (c. 1080-c. 1130) from northwest

West façade, north tower (c. 1120-30) & south tower (end of 11th c.)

Narthex (c. 1080-90)

Narthex capitals (late 11th c.)

Chevet (1092-1109) & Gothic chapel (c. 1470) from southeast

Chevet (1092-1109) from southeast (detail)

Northeast exterior (1092-1109)

North transept portal (1092-1109) (detail)

Nave looking east (begun c. 1120)

West end nave (begun c. 1120) & windows (20th c.)

Choir (1092-1109)

East end exterior (12th-13th c.)

Nave looking east & central dome

Retable (17th c.)

David window

Scarred west front (12th & 17th c.)

West front porch (17th c.)

'Campo Santo,' cemetery-cloister (early 14th c.) & south exterior

North nave exterior, northeast tower (14th-15th c.) & Romanesque doorway

Nave looking east (14th-15th c.)

North nave elevation with 7 bays (14th-15th c.)

6th north nave chapel retable (1666), bay 7

South transept Chapelle-du-Sacrement (2nd half 18th c.)

Southeast transept chapel retable (end of 15th c.); Virgin (19th c.)

Choir high altar (Claude Perret, 1619)

West façade (13th c.)

West front portal (13th c.)

West front window, upper level (13th c.)

South exterior (13th c.)

East end apse (13th c.)

'March of the Three Kings' (2nd half 12th c.)

'Visit of the Three Kings to Herod' (2nd half 12th c.)

Vaulted gallery above apse

West end rose window

Calvary & church towers (15th-17th c.)

Towers from west

Sacristy from southeast

Southeast exterior (11th c.); tower & apse (12th c.); choir (15th c.)

Chevet (11th-12th c.) from southeast

Nave (11th c.) looking east

Nave, south side, from choir

Organ at west end

Trinity statue

St-Louis, 2nd south chancel window

Chevet (late 11th c.) from northeast

West front portal & gable (17th c.)

Axial Lady Chapel window (20th c.)

View from southwest with two porches & central bell tower

Central bell tower (12th c.), from south

West front (12th c.)

West front gable (12th c.)

Seated statues on north side of west front (12th c.)

Entombment (16th c.), south ambulatory chapel

Missal in south ambulatory

St-Louis window, center panels (detail)

Northeast end of priory (11th c.)

Nave from northwest (11th c.)

Nave looking east (11th c., enlarged 12th c.)

Murals (1500), northeast choir chapel, left side

'Nativity' mural (1500), northeast choir chapel, right side

Choir (11th c.)

West front (15th-16th c.)

Flamboyant west front rose & gable (15th c.)

Chevet from southeast (12th & 16th c.)

Nave looking east (16th c.)

South nave elevation (16th c.)

'The vow of St-Louis' (late 19th c.), 3rd south nave aisle chapel

'Crucifixion' window (1545), northwest chapel

3rd column capital, north nave double aisle (16th c.)

West rose window (tracery 15th c., glass modern)

Lierne vault at crossing (16th c.)

Capitals (12th c.) in south ambulatory

East end ambulatory vault (12th c.)

Boiserie & stalls in south choir (1653)

Front façade (10th-12th c.)