Belley Cathedral

Belley Cathedral is a Gothic Revival structure located in the city of Belley in southeastern France. The building features characteristic period stonework, pointed arches, and decorative details typical of this architectural movement.

The cathedral was constructed during the 19th century as part of a Gothic Revival movement. It was built to serve as the principal religious structure for the Diocese of Belley.

The cathedral serves as a working place of worship where locals gather for daily services and celebrations. It remains deeply connected to the spiritual life of the surrounding community.

The cathedral welcomes visitors during daylight hours and is accessible by foot with no special requirements. It is best to visit in the morning or early afternoon when religious services are less likely to be occurring.

The cathedral was established as the bishop's seat and continues to serve as an important administrative center for the Church in the region. Its role in local church governance adds a layer of significance beyond its religious function.

Location: Belley

Inception: 1878

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

GPS coordinates: 45.75750,5.68917

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:08