Amiens Cathedral

After entering the city, I saw the spire of the Cathedral of Amiens. The interior of the church is no different from other medieval churches, with beamed columns, rose windows, and altars, which are colorful and magnificent.

The Cathedral of Amiens is located on the Somme River in Amiens, Somme Province, France. It was built in 1220 and was a cathedral built at the peak of Gothic architecture. Amiens is a city with a long history and it is worth seeing.

[Scenery] Amiens is a very small city, this scene is considered the top priority, tourists must come, very distinctive, gorgeous and low-key architecture. [Value for money] Convenient transportation, and consumption around is OK. [Fun] Interesting.

This is definitely an arty church and many figures statues look especially interesting. Definitely a must do when given the chance.

The sculptures are more tedious than Notre Dame. Other attractions are more formal and the city is quieter and neater than I was in France.

140km from Paris, Yamian became the center of textile industry in the 16th century, the Yamian Cathedral was built in 1220, the largest church in France, and Jules Verne, a famous French writer, lived in Amiens for a long time in the late 19th century. And here, he wrote some famous works such as "80 Days Around the Earth" and "Mystic Island".