Cathedrale Saint-Benigne de Dijon Review

This church is the main church of Dijon Diocese, the status is very important, there are many beautifully carved graves, all buried in Bokendi since ancient times Daguan nobles. The decoration style of the church is also very stable.

This church is nearly 800 years old. It is so complete and not easy to keep after two world wars, it is very spacious and decorated with a lot of sculptures.

A very large church, also the most important church in Dijon, the space inside is very wide, some of the Burkendi's nobles are buried in this church. This is also the main church of the parish.

Saint Benigne Cathedral is a beautiful Gothic building. The Roman art design on the front of the cathedral is very special. The cathedral has two visiting points. One is the unique patchwork tile roof of Burgundy, the other is the high tower on the side of the cathedral. There are 57 bells. It is the second largest bell tower in France. It is very magnificent.

St. Benigne's Cathedral is one of the most famous churches in Dijon. The whole Cathedral building is a typical Gothic style. It has a history of more than 600 years. The church has two places to visit, one is the tiled roof, the other is the high tower on the side of the church, because this high tower is the second largest bell tower in France, where Dijon concert is held every year. This high tower is a landmark building.

St. Benigne's Cathedral is the representative work of Gothic churches, where some of Burgundy's dignitaries are buried. The space inside the church is very large, the decoration is very delicate everywhere, and there are many tomb sculptures. Even after two world wars, it is still intact and very difficult. The glazed tiles can also be seen on the roof here.

Cath 233; drale Saint-B 233; nigne de Dijon Dijon Saint Benigne Cathedral is the Dijon Catholic Church of the Christian Parish of Burgundy in France. It is solemn, simple and dignified. Built in the thirteenth to fourteenth centuries. Gothic style. It is said that the original site of the monastery under the church contains Saint Benigne, the saint of the Lord Protector. Entering the basement, you can see the remains of Roman style in the Eleventh century. It's five minutes'walk from the railway station.

The church was built in the early 14th century, and is representative of Gothic architecture. Its facade is very tall, and the building on the back is relatively peaceful. I like the approachable architecture on the back.