Toul Cathedral (Saint-Étienne)

In the former bishopric city of Toul, Saint-Étienne Cathedral boasts one of the finest Flamboyant Gothic façades in France, extended by a monumental cloister.

Getting there

By train: Toul station, a 10-minute walk away. By car: about 25 minutes from Nancy (A31).

History

Built from the 13th to the 15th century, it is part of the history of the Three Bishoprics (Metz, Toul, Verdun). Its twin-towered façade dates from the 15th century.

Culture & stories

The Flamboyant façade, Renaissance chapels and one of the largest cloisters in France are highlights of a visit.

Location