Saint-Pol-de-Léon Cathedral

The grand Saint-Pol-de-Léon Cathedral is a must-see for anyone visiting the northern coast of France. Built in 1230, the Gothic style cathedral is dedicated to the patron saints of Léon and the place name itself comes from Saint Paul - the patron saint of this part of France.

The elegance of its granite façade is enhanced by its two impressive towers that reach nearly 50 meters. Its extraordinary carvings and sculptures, especially the statue of Saint Peter, testify to the skill and dedication of its medieval builders. Inside the cathedral, visitors will find many fine works of art, including stunning stained glass windows, which highlight the skill of the ancient builders. As you move around the interior of the church, you can sense the grandeur of its past. This is just a taste of what to expect in this historic place. Explore its grandeur and spend some time marveling at its elaborate sculptures and awe-inspiring stained glass windows. A visit to Saint-Pol-de-Léon Cathedral will make your trip to the northern coast of France a truly unforgettable experience.