LA CATHEDRALE SAINT-FULCRAN

LA CATHEDRALE SAINT-FULCRAN

Two religious buildings formerly stood on the site of the current cathedral. The first was built in around the 5th and 6th centuries (underground crypt) and the second was built by Bishop Fulcran and consecrated to Saint Génies in 975. The current Saint-Fulcran Cathedral was built in the Languedoc Gothic style in the 12th and 14th centuries. Initially dedicated to Saint Génies, it has been associated with the name Saint-Fulcran since the 15th century. The cloister was built in the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries.
The current cathedral has a remarkable polygonal apse. The rose window and stained-glass windows by Mauvernay, the great organ, the Saint-Fulcran Chapel and the Saint-Michel Chapel also merit attention.

Location

  • Lakeside or pondside - Lac du Salagou : 15km
  • Riverside - Soulondre : 0,5km
  • Shops - Lodève : 0
  • In the vineyard - Terrasses du Larzac : 5km
  • Town - Lodève : 0
Classé aux monuments historique

Address

Place de l'Hôtel de Ville
34700 LODEVE

GPS coordinates : 43.7320059 / 3.31752776

Means of communication

Means of communication (reservation)

Open

from 01/01/2024 to 31/12/2024

Handicapped persons

yes

Equipement

  • Car park

Payment possibilities

  • Cash

Spoken languages

Français

Laguage guided tour

Français

Groups

Reception of groups : yes
Number of persons : de 20 à 90

Kind of groups

  • Associations
  • Corporate committee
  • Students
  • Person with reduced mobility
  • Professionals
  • Schoolchildren
  • Seminar
  • Sportsmen/sportswomen
  • Senior citizens

Free entry

yes

Group tours

  • permanent free visits
  • guided tours on request
  • educational visits on request

Individual visits

  • permanent free visits

Office de Tourisme LODEVOIS ET LARZAC

7, Place du Rialto
34700 LODEVE

+33(0)4 67 88 86 44

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Opening time

Open all year

- January to March :  tuesday to saturday  9;30am-12am & 3pm - 5pm

- April, May, June & September  : tuesday to saturday  9;30am-1pm & 2pm - 8pm

- July, August : Open everyday  9:30am-1 pm & 2pm - 6pm 

 - October, November & December : tuesday to saturday  9.30am-12am & 3pm - 5pm

Closed on 1st of November, 25th of december & 1st of january




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