Cathédrale Notre-Dame

Notre-Dame is a Roman Catholic cathedral built in Strasbourg, representative of Gothic architecture. With its 142 meters, having been the tallest building in the world from 1647 to 1874, she is currently the second largest Gothic cathedral in France after that of Rouen, just completed in 1884, and culminating at 151 meters. It is recognizable by its unique bell tower topped by an arrow.

"Prodigy's massive and delicate," according to Victor Hugo, the splendor of the cathedral is visible from afar in the plain of Alsace and can be seen from as far as the Vosges or the Black Forest. It is located in an area surrounded by the river Ill, on the cathedral square, surrounded by old buildings.