Éauze Cathedral, Gothic Catholic cathedral in Eauze, France
Eauze Cathedral is a Gothic place of worship in the town of Eauze. The interior features a single central nave with side chapels that lead toward the choir and apse at the far end.
An early church stood here in the 15th century before being destroyed during the Wars of Religion. Rebuilding work continued across the following two centuries.
The stained glass windows display biblical prophets and apostles in vivid colors that catch your eye as you enter. These images shape how the interior feels and draw your gaze upward throughout your visit.
You can find this place of worship in the northwestern part of the Gers department and it is easy to locate. Keep in mind that services are held here regularly, so your visit may need to work around prayer times.
A saint named Luperculus served as bishop here in the third century when the town was called Elusa. The site was then part of Novempopulum, a major center in the ancient world.
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