Blois Cathedral

Simple and yet so beautiful, especially the painted windows. I love the quiet and peaceful atmosphere. I also liked the music in the church, very calming

A Masterpiece of the late Gothic and combining elements of Neoclassical style the cathedral stood centuries on the top of the rocky hill of Old city of Blois. Construction dated back in 12th century dedicated to the St Solenne whose remains are kept in the crypt. Louis XIV later in 1704 donated organ and since then the cathedral bears the name of St Louis. Must visit.

Stunning yet „simple“ cathedral (not much fold or shiny things). Beautiful windows and a very peaceful atmosphere.

A really beautiful spot in town overlooking the square. The gargoyles are fun and the bells are beautiful.

Nice cathedral open without paying. Nice inciense odour, nice music. Art is not awesome, not the vitraux. From outside is breathtakingly beautiful

A bit bland, but at least it was open. Unlike Nantes and didn't have heavy building work with the builders radio in the background like Angers. The atmosphere was ruined by the trio of beggers outside the main door, that you could hear from the inside the cathedral. It would be better if they could move to the wall and not be so in you're face. Sounds harsh and unchristian. But are they or are they taking advantage.

The glass work is amazing and it sets the tone for the atmosphere inside. There's loads of stairs to get there but it's worth it. Also inside you have small catacombs very scary :) don't leave without visiting it!

One of the least attractive and interesting cathedrals in France. Dull grey stone does not help and little lift from the contents. Worth the climb up from the town for the views and the more visually attractive hotel de ville.