Best Western Plus Hotel D'Angleterre
4 StarsHistoric 19th-century building, On-site fitness studio
Historic 19th-century building, On-site fitness studio
Diverse dining options, Flexible meeting and event spaces
Panoramic city view room, Thoughtfully renovated interiors
Traditional French restaurant, Proximity to Saint-Etienne Cathedral
Soundproofed living spaces, Family-friendly accommodations
Outdoor swimming pool in flowered gardens, Empire-style building with classic charm
Charming spiral staircase access, Historic city center location
Restaurant in a former chapel, Secure private parking
Secure private parking with EV charging, Prime location opposite Bourges Train Station
Traditional French restaurant, Distinctive room design options
Traditional French dining, Proximity to Bourges Cathedral
Secure parking with electric charging, Italian-inspired design aesthetic
Renovated by Emmanuel Gallina, Proximity to Bourges city center
Historic 18th-century mansion stay, Prime historic center location
Secure private parking, Proximity to local dining
Renovated communal areas, Family-friendly room options
Tranquil garden views, Secure on-site parking
Spacious rooms with unique character, Proximity to Bourges Golf Course
Family-friendly room options, Pet-friendly accommodation
Tranquil garden and terrace, Family rooms with bunk beds
Convenient on-site parking, Partner gym access
Distinctive 'Cabrio' room design, Convenient public transport access
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Le Tazon restaurant
Charming village setting, Private off-road parking
Exclusive Novotel dining discount, Family-friendly room options
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Vibrant and modern design
Period-decorated living rooms, Expansive 600-m² garden oasis
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Secure parking for vehicles
Historic Romanesque Abbey views, Secure motorcycle parking
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Bourges Cathedral is a masterpiece of the high gothic era, acknowledged by its status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built between 1195 and 1230, it was part of the burgeoning of gothic church building in France, but unlike others retains a unity of design. It is also unusual in that the cross-shape normally formed by a transept is missing. Instead there are two side aisles wrapping round the nave. The inner one is higher than the outer so the cathedral outside has a pyramidal shape while inside there is greater height and longer vistas than normal. Numerous flying buttresses support the weight. Almost all the stained glass from the early 13th century is preserved, including the huge ‘Grand Housteau’ in the west faa§ade, a gift from the Duc du Berry. There are two towers: the ‘Deaf’ Tower, so called because structural problems meant it could not house any bells, and the ‘Butter’ Tower, built from money raised during Lent. The cathedral was on one of the Santiago pilgrimage routes, running from Vézélay across the centre of the country. As well as visiting the cathedral and lower church, visitors can also climb the Butter Tower. The website has opening times and details.
Cathédrale Saint-Etienne is a top attraction in Bourges, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Cathédrale Saint-Etienne, Le Musée de la Résistance et de la Déportation, Le Printemps de Bourges, Bourges Airport, Abbaye de Noirlac, all within a convenient distance from Cathédrale Saint-Etienne.