Cathédrale Saint-Bénigne de Dijon

Cathédrale Saint-Bénigne de Dijon is an impressive church built in a neo-gothic style located in the French city of Dijon. The Church was dedicated to Saint-Bénigne, patron saint of Dijon, who was Bishop of that city in the fifth century. The Cathedral was built between 1866 and 1912, combining a neo-gothic style with some Renaissance elements. It is known for its intricate decorative spires, turrets and the pink and brown stone walls. Inside the church are some remarkable stained glass windows, a trio of 17th-century altars, and a baroque organ. The cathedral is open to visitors all year round. Visitors can explore the interior and climb up to the top of the spire for breathtaking views over the city.