Cathédrale Saint-Maurice d'Angers

What a wonderful cathedral, some repairs to the front but you can enter by the side doors. Well worth a visit, great architecture, furnishings and superb stained glass windows.

Large cathedral with beautiful large woodwork inside. The pulpit, the choir stalls, and the support of the organ are all made of beautiful carved wood made in the 19th century. The church itself was constructed between the 12th and 16th centuries. The are beautiful rose windows on the north and south side that were made in the 15th century

Angers Cathedral, dedicated to Saint-Maurice, is a major historical monument in France, making Angers a world-renowned tourist destination that attracts visitors year-round. This prominence has also allowed the city to play a vital role in the national economy. Angers is a beautiful city, thanks to its geographical location and mild climate; so don't hesitate to visit it if you have the chance.

Beautiful building and fantastic atmosphere

It would have been nice if there were any staff about to collect a stamp for our pilgrimage. Lots of work going on on the outside and a man begging out front puts you off a bit. Lovely cathedral inside and fortunately the walls were thick enough to cut out the workmen's radio. At least it was open, unlike Nates cathedral.

The place was under construction when we went a few days ago, but we were still able to go inside. The cathedral is very beautiful and solemn. Marvellous organ as well!

Not one of the great cathedrals of France, but still worth a visit. Some very good stained glass.

Excellent architecture to admire in this large church. The organ and the vitreau windows are particularly beautiful.