Éauze Cathedral

The cathedral features a single nave measuring 22 meters in height and 55 meters in length with side chapels leading to the choir and apse.

The original church from the 15th century was destroyed during the religious wars and underwent reconstruction throughout the following two centuries.

The apse contains a series of paintings depicting events from Christ's life and large stained glass windows showing Biblical prophets and apostles.

The cathedral maintains regular services and stands as the primary historical monument in the northwestern part of the Gers department.

Saint Luperculus served as bishop at this location in the third century when the city, then called Elusa, was the center of Novempopulum.

Location: Eauze

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

GPS coordinates: 43.86090,0.10059

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:48