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Toulouse Cathedral seen over the city rooftops, its long nave and choir ending in the square brick bell tower at the right.
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Laurent Seignobos · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Source

Toulouse Cathedral

The seat of the Archbishop of Toulouse, built over several centuries and known for its unusual plan: a 13th-century nave in southern Gothic brick meets a wider, northern-style choir begun around 1272 on a different axis. The west front pairs a rose window with a massive bell tower, and Pierre-Paul Riquet, builder of the Canal du Midi, is buried inside.

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