Metz Cathedral

Mess Cathedral: Akassal Saint-Etienne Cathedral, admired for its high harmony. Its roof was rebuilt in copper after the fire of 1877, and its high height was not conducive to the tower's flight. Chapitre Tower on the left and the tower on the right can be traced back to the 13th century. The church's glass paintings are luxurious, and the church wins the reputation of "God's Lights". Enter the church through Armes Square. You can apply for a tour guide from the church service management office in Chambre (I' Association de l' Oeuvre de la cath édrale) or the church office.

Mess is a small, beautiful and quiet city. The clear waters of Moselle flow through it for three thousand years, making the city full of endless romance and laziness. Mess is the capital of the French Lorraine region, less than 50 kilometers from Germany. The most famous is the oldest church in France, the Cathedral of Saint-Etienne. It was built in 1220--1522 and consists of two chapels. The middle hall is 42 meters high and one of the tallest churches of the Middle Ages. The cathedral's vault is decorated with 6,500 square meters of painted glass, the largest in Europe. The painted contents not only contain the traditional religion of the Middle Ages, but also incorporate the masterpieces of many modern artists. The sculptures on the door and exterior walls are even more brilliant, making the whole church magnificent and colorful. The reputation of "God's lantern" is just as appropriate for her. Whether it is a building that was built hundreds of years ago or just built, it maintains a near-same style and tone, making people confused between being old and modern. Only lovers who embrace and kiss, let every brick, every lamp, every road, every window exude the French romance.

French Mess, quiet, comfortable, refreshing, lazy, loose, exquisite, no matter how much, the day is like a river passing through the city, quietly flowing, not panic...

Metz Cathedral has the world's largest colored window. When I first saw it in 2008, I was stunned by its majesty. Because I just came to France to see the cathedral in Europe for the first time, I even more unexpectedly was that I actually stayed in Metz for five years. I passed it every day. It was in front of the town hall square. There are often activities ～

The Metz Cathedral is located in the center of Metz, with a large underground parking lot nearby, the church is free to visit, and it is spacious inside, and the Chagall windows are worth a look. A group of veterans was getting a new flag gift when the visit was attended by even the Mayor of Metz.

On the way to Paris, a city passed by the city of Messe, as it is called, the most famous Messe Cathedral, which is said to be the prototype of Notre Dame.