Sunday, November 08, 2009
Saint Paul's Cathedral in Liège
Posted by juka14 | Sunday, November 08, 2009 | Category:
Belgium - Liège
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The Saint Paul's church was founded in the 1oth century, it was promoted to cathedral in the 19th century to replace the demolished Saint-Lambert Cathedral. The interior is decorated with beautiful frescoes on the ceiling, colourful stained glass and a marble sculpture of 'Christ in his grave' made by Delcour in 1696.The treasury room of the cathedral contains many silver and gold items with a reliquary bust of Saint Lambert and the reliquary of Charles the Bold as highlights. The admission fee for the treasury room is 5 € for adults, 3 € for seniors and students.
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wow, this church is beautifully made.