Cathedrale St-Etienne

"The cathedral was erected in stages between the 13th and the 17th century, though the nave and choir languished unfinished because of a lack of funds." Full review

"Admire the rich collection of stained-glass windows, including the "stained-glass window of the King of France" (15C) which reproduces the features of Charles VII and the dauphin, the future Louis XI." Full review

"The cathedral is actually comprised of two different floor plans and through some creative planning, the architect connected the two into one cathedral as seamlessly as possible. " Full review

"Things got interesting in the 16th century when it was extended in a northern Gothic style, resulting in a marvellous mish-mash of a monument (it remains unfinished, for extra chaos)."

"This cathedral is an odd mix of proportions and architectural styles. Inside are Renaissance tapestries along the nave and stained-glass windows that go back to the 15th century." Full review