Lyon Cathedral

The Cathedral of Saint Jean, located on the banks of the Thorne River in Lyon, France, was built in 1170 and is a mix of medieval and gothic styles. The church is named after the Cathedral of Lyon because of its status as the Archbishop of Lyon. It was here that Henry IV and Queen Mary de Medici were celebrated.

The cathedral of Saint Jean was built from the late 11th to early 16th centuries and was built in a very long time with a Gothic facade. Although the church is small, it is very high. It can be seen on Mount Fuvier.

The chief cathedral of Saint Jean, in the most conspicuous position of the old town, is very simple, not quite the same as the exquisite and complex churches common in Paris, France, there is a sculpture clock very beautiful, there is a sun god standard on it.

The chief Cathedral of St. Jean in the old city of Lyon is a typical Gothic building with a history of nearly a thousand years. Without the endless queue of people in Notre Dame, Paris, to enter the church and sit quietly for a while, the restlessness of the heart will naturally calm down in the solemn atmosphere and the background music of the hymn. The glass windows of the church are very beautiful. Every pattern is different. The sunshine shines brightly through them. The photos do not reflect one tenth of the beauty. It was also the place where Pope John 22 was crowned and witnessed the wedding of King Henry IV and Queen Mary. There is a famous astronomical clock in the church, and it is said that it will ring at 12 o'clock on time. The villains inside will come out to dance. Everyone waits and waits until 12:15. There is no such scenic spot. It's a pity.

The main church of Lyon Saint Jean was built in 1170 and is a perfect combination of medieval and gothic style. It must not be missed that the 15th century astronomical clocks in the church ring on time every noon, 14, 15 and 16 o'clock, and you can see the small people inside the clock coming out to perform. The church is located in the old town of (Vieux Lyon), at the foot of Mount Fuvier, where European Renaissance architecture is concentrated. St. George's Church, St. Jean's Church and St. Paul's Church showcase Lyon's Renaissance masterpieces, and the pedestrian streets of the old district must not be missed. 

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