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Metz Cathedral

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Metz Cathedral is a Gothic cathedral in northeastern France, noted for about 6,496 square meters of stained glass, among the largest in Europe.

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Why is Metz Cathedral called a lantern-like cathedral?

Metz Cathedral is famous for its huge area of stained glass, about 6,496 square meters. That glass is why people often describe the Gothic building in terms of light.

Who made the modern stained glass at Metz Cathedral?

Metz Cathedral includes stained glass from several periods, including modern windows by Marc Chagall. The total stained-glass area is one of the largest in Europe.

Where is Metz Cathedral located?

Metz Cathedral is in Metz, in northeastern France. It is a Gothic cathedral known especially for stained glass.

Is Metz Cathedral mainly known for architecture or stained glass?

It is known for both, but the stained glass is the standout feature for many visitors. The cathedral has about 6,496 square meters of glass, an unusually large amount for a European church.

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