Approaching abbey (12th-13th c.) from east

Flamboyant rose at west end (16th c., glass, 20th c.)

Choir (1160-1200)

East end radiating chapels (1160-1200) with modern glass (1960)

West front, north tower (13th c.), south tower (15th c.)

West front, south tower, upper levels (15th c.)

Southeast transept window exterior (16th c.)

Northeast choir with exterior pulpit (late 15th c.)

Nave looking east (1st third 14th c.)

'Royal Window' (1472, given by Louis XI), 4th south nave window

'Window of the Assumption & of the Trinity' (Arnauld de Nimegues, 1515), 4th south choir window

'Nativity' (Jean Couturat, 1974), 6th north nave window

1st north nave window (20th c.) (detail)

West front (1080-1125); turrets (c. 1300)

Abbey garden behind east end

North nave elevation (1080-1125); vault (13th c.)

South nave aisle groined vault, looking west (1080-1125)

Organ (17th & 18th c.) at west end

North transept (1080-1125); vault 13th c.

'Bishop giving his blessing,' north transept low-relief sculpture beneath balustrade (11th-12th c.)

Lantern vault (1080-1125)

Chevet & banded barrel vault (oven vault) (1080-1125)

East end from southeast (end of 11th c.)

Bell-tower & apse from southeast (12th c.)

Choir frescoes (end of 13th c.)

Massacre of the Innocents; Creation of Adam & Eve and the Forbidden Fruit, frescoes (end of 13th c.)

West front (c. 1100)

South exterior (12th-15th c.)

Choir & apse (12th c.) & bell-tower (13th c.) from southeast

Northeast exterior with Gothic Lady Chapel (15th c.); apse & choir (12th c.); bell-tower (13th c.)

Narthex (late 11th c.)

Narthex south side (late 11th c.)

Nave looking east (12th-16th c.)

Gothic nave vault, crossing & Romanesque choir vault

'Man fighting a griffin,' north ambulatory capital (12th c.)

Choir (12th-13th c.)

East end choir (1150)

Sarcophagus of St-Menoux on stone columns (13th c.) showing the 'bébredinoire' to heal the simple-minded

Exterior from northeast (mid-12th c.)

Chevet from northeast (mid-12th c.)

Nave looking east (mid-12th c.)

Capital #3, 'Moses saved from the water' (12th c.), north nave aisle

Capital #4, 'Donkey playing a lyre,' (12th c.), northeast nave

Capital #5, 'Saint in majesty' (12th c.), southeast nave

Crossing looking north (mid-12th c.)

Capital #14, 'Christ & Zacchaeus' (12th c.), south ambulatory

West front tower (15th c.)

South nave exterior (15th c.)

'Last Judgment,' right lower side, south portal tympanum (13th c.)

South transept (13th c.), octagonal tower (12th c.), & chevet (13th c.) from southeast

Nave, looking east

Angel on east side of pulpit (Danvin, 1712)

North nave triforium (end of 14th c.)

Marble chapels, north nave aisle, looking west

Cherubs above lower pipes of organ (1717)

South transept rose (1350-70)

North transept rose (1450-75)

Triforium at east end of choir (13th c.)

Maquette of St-Omer Cathedral from north

Cathédrale St-Lizier (12th-14th c.), north nave, transept & tower

Cloister (12th c.), looking southeast

Choir frescoes (12th-13th c.)

Choir frescoes (early 12th c.), south side

West front portal (12th c.)

Tympanum of west portal (12th c.)

West front portal lintel, tympanum & archivolt (13th c.)

Wooden door (1240) in porch

Romanesque nave looking east (12th-13th c.)

East apse Apocalypse murals (14th & 15th c.)

Renaissance west front (with 18th c. additions)

Central tower (15th c.)

Choir and flat east end

St-Malo Cathedral

Chapel looking west with south entrance door on left & Visigothic horseshoe arches (9th-10th c.)

Fresco, 'Nativity' scene with Mary & Joseph (1st half 12th c.)

Fresco, '24 Elders of the Apocalypse' (1st half 12th c.)

Mountain path to St-Martin-du-Canigou (30 min. hike)

East end exterior (early 11th c.) from southeast

Chasm & abbey buildings from southwest

Restored cloister, looking southwest

Cloister Romanesque capitals

Upper garden (site of original cloister), southwest exterior of church & bell-tower (early 11th c.)

Crypt, north aisle (early 11th c.)

West front (early 11th c.)

Nave, looking southeast from northwest aisle (early 11th c.)

Northeast bell-tower (early 11th c.)

Approach from the south, octagonal church (1137, restored by Abadie, 19th c.)

West front & unattached bell tower (1137)

Northwest chapel exterior, upper levels (1137)

Interior with octagonal vault (1137, restored by Abadie, 19th c.)

1st left side column capital (12th c.)

Crypt, St. Gabriel's Chapel (early 11th c.)

Abbey exterior (10th-12th c.) from southeast

Southeast bell-tower (early 11th c.) from west

Cloister south gallery (c. 1130, reconstructed 1954) & north nave exterior (10th c.)

Cloister east & south galleries (c. 1130, reconstructed 1954)

Cloister west gallery, 3rd column capital (1120-30)

Cloister west gallery, 12th column capital (1120-30)

Cloister northeast corner columns (1120-30, reconstructed 1954)

Nave looking east (956-74), wooden nave vault with supporting arches (14th c.), largest pre-Romanesque church in France

North nave aisle with horseshoe 'Visigothic' arch (956-74), looking east

Horseshoe 'Visigothic' arch in north transept (956-74)

Romanesque Virgin & Child (13th c.)

Choir & apse (956-74)

Nave vault & rose window (early 16th c.)

Spiral column & vault, south transept (early 16th c.)

Stained glass window (20th c.)