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Notre-Dame Cathedral

The city's main cathedral, in late Gothic style with a Baroque touch.

Free to enter about 30 min

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Why Notre-Dame Cathedral matters

The Cathedral of Notre-Dame is a late Gothic church built in the seventeenth century by Jesuits, with some later additions. It houses the crypt of the Grand Dukes. It is free to enter, and a quiet visit makes a nice pause between the busier sights of the old town.

Talking points

  • It has a royal crypt.
  • The style is late Gothic.
  • Entry is free.

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