Cathédrale Notre-Dame-de-Strasbourg
Place
4.7 (61795 reviews)
Gothic edifice, dating from the 1200s, with a 16th-century astronomical clock & a rose window.
Pl. de la Cathédrale, 67000 Strasbourg, France
+33 3 88 21 43 34
Did You Know?
World's Tallest Building
For 227 years, Strasbourg Cathedral held the title of the tallest building in the world, a testament to its impressive height and architectural prowess.
Construction Start
The construction of Strasbourg Cathedral began in the year 1015, making it a centuries-long project that spanned multiple generations of architects and builders.
Early Style
While known for its Gothic architecture, the initial phases of Strasbourg Cathedral were built in the Romanesque style, showcasing a blend of architectural influences.
Emperor Windows
The nave stained glass windows, known as the Emperor Windows, depict nine Emperors of the Holy Roman Empire, offering a glimpse into history and religious symbolism.
Highlights from Reviews
• Gothic architecture
The cathedral boasts impressive Gothic architectural design.
• stained glass
Features stunning stained glass windows with vibrant colors.
• astronomical clock
Houses an intricately made astronomical clock.
• panoramic views
Offers panoramic city views from the top.
• free entrance
The entrance to the cathedral is free.
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