West front (15th-16th c.)

Window below tympanum over central portal (15th c.)

West rose exterior (15th c.)

Towers, upper levels (15th-16th c.), from south

North tower (15th c.) (detail)

Chevet (13th c.) from east

Psalette cloister, Tour d'Escalier (1442-1524)

Nave & vault (14th-15th c.), looking east

West rose & triforium (15th c.)

Grand orgue in south transept

South transept rose (14th c.) with top pipes of organ (landscape)

North transept rose & triforium (14th c.)

North transept rose (14th c.), left side

7th south ambulatory St-Martin window, right side, lower panels (13th c.)

The Alliance Covenants (1254), center window, Lady Chapel in apse

Choir hemicycle (13th c.)

Hemicycle, center Passion window, bay 3 (13th c.)

Northwest tower (1634) from west

Flamboyant west front (Chambiges, early 16th c.)

"West front, rose window (Chambiges, 1546)

South transept rose exterior (19th c.)

Chevet from northeast (c. 1208-50)

North transept rose exterior (16th c.)

Nave, looking east (14th-15th c.)

South nave outer aisle looking east (begun 1290s, built mostly 1450-1500)

Column capitals in south nave aisle

1st south nave Chapel of the Fonts, Renaissance enclosure (Bailly, 1551)

1st south nave Chapel of the Fonts, Virgin of the Apocalypse window (16th c.)

4th south nave Chapel of the Assumption window (Linard Gontier, 17th c.)

'Daniel' window, lower panels (16th c.), 1st bay south nave clerestory

'The Mystic Winepress' (Gontier, 1625), 4th north nave chapel window

'Job' window, lower panels (16th c.), 3rd bay north nave clerestory

Organ (Jacques Cochu, 1737) at west end

West rose (design by Chambiges, glass by Jean Soudain, 1547)

South transept rose (19th c.)

Crossing vault (13th c.) looking east

North transept rose (1408-09) with stone brace

Axial Lady Chapel windows (13th c.)

'Tree of Jesse' window, panel 2 (13th c.), 2nd north ambulatory chapel

Choir (1230s-1240s) with early glazed triforium

Choir east end windows (1230s-1240s)

West front (1528-1619); tower (1602-19)

Northeast exterior (1528-1619); tower (1602-19)

Classical west front (18th c.) & bell-tower (17th c.) with octagonal crown (1662)

East end lower level (1530-50); choir clerestory (17th c.) from northeast

Panorama of wooden vault (1660-75)

Nave looking east (1530-50)

South transept (1635-75) & pulpit (1832)

'Story of Daniel' (Jehan I Macadré, 1531-36), lower panels, 1st south choir chapel window with grisaille and silver-yellow

'Childhood of Christ & Life of Virgin' (c. 1535-45), 3rd south choir chapel window with grisaille and silver-yellow

'The Arrest of Crépin & Crépinien' (1540-60) on Gothic dais, 2nd south nave aisle chapel

'St-Sébastien' (16th c.), 2nd north nave column

Canopy (c. 1530), 3rd north nave column

'St-Jacques at the Battle of Clavigo,' middle panels (1539-40), north aisle grisaille window

Choir (16th c.)

'Le Calvaire' (1662) & east end clerestory windows

West tower (12th-13th c.) and spire (14th c.) from northeast

Center chancel window (Jacques Gruber, 1979)

Nave looking east (1243-59)

East end chancel 'Creation' window (1243-59), glass (Max Ingrand, 20th c.)

Transept crossing (1243-59)

Tour Charlemagne (12th-14th c.) & new Basilica (1887-1924)

Neo-Byzantine nave (1887-1924)

Nave elevation (1887-1924)

Dome over choir (1887-1924)

Choir (1887-1924)

Cathédrale St-Tugdual (14th-15th c.), southeast approach

Southwest porch (14th c.)

The three towers: north central & south

South transept Tour des Cloches (15th c.) with pierced spire (18th c.)

Choir vault

Nave (end of 11th c.); south transept (12th c.) with buttresses (added 15th c.); bell-tower (13th c.)

Southeast end exterior (12th c.) with buttresses (added 15th c.)

Nave looking east (end of 11th-beginning of 12th c.; restored 1860-65)

Baptismal font (12th c.)

Apse (12th c.; restored 1860-65)

Belfry (16th c.; collapsed 1911 & rebuilt), from southeast

South choir Flamboyant chapels (16th c.)

Choir from northeast (16th c.)

North choir upper window & frieze (16th c.)

Wolf face on frieze (16th c.)

Nave looking east (13th & 16th c.)

North nave elevation (13th & 16th c.)

Organ tribune (Réné Cochu, 1806)

'Baptism of Christ' (c. 1540), 1st south nave aisle window

'La vie de St-Jean-Baptiste' (1536), 2nd south nave aisle window with grisaille and silver-yellow

'St-Sébastien between St-Claude & St-Henri' (16th c.), 5th south nave aisle window

Southeast end Chapelle de la Vierge (16th c.) with altar (19th c.)

Chapelle de St-Ciboire (1692-93), east end ambulatory

'La Cène & la Chute de la manne' (Linard Gontier, 1631), center east end window

'St-Michel slaying the dragon' (c. 1500)

'La Déploration' (c. 1515-30), north nave aisle

Lierne vault in choir (1553)

Gable of altarpiece (Michel Noblet, 1665-67)

'Crucifixion' (1555), east end clerestory

North transept & nave exterior (12th-13th c.) from northwest

Southwest tower & Flamboyant gate portal (1525) from southwest

Entrance to south portal (1550) in white garden

Nave looking east (12th-13th c., restored 19th c.)

South nave elevation & west end (12th-13th c.)

Flamboyant jubé (Jehan Gailde, 1508-15)

Flamboyant jubé (Jehan Gailde, 1508-15) illuminated

Choir (c. 1500) from inside jubé

Choir vault (c. 1500)

'Genesis' window (c. 1500), east end, left side

'Tree of Jesse,' lower panels (Jehan Macadré, early 16th c.), east end, right side

'Passion' window (c. 1490), east end of south aisle

'Life of Mary Magdalene' window (1506), south choir, left side

'Triumph of the Cross' window (Jehan Macadré, 1518), south choir, right side

Clock tower (14th c.) & spire from south

Spire from southwest

West front (1875-1905)

Central portal 'Last Judgment' tympanum (13th c.)

West front (1875-1905) and south nave & transept (13th-14th c.) from southwest

Chevet & north transept (13th c.) from northeast

Nave looking east (13th-14th c.)

West end window (Didron, 1901)

Baptismal font (15th c.), end of southwest nave aisle

South transept (1267-70) with 19th c. windows

Northeast pier with northeast transept & north choir (13th c.)

'La Vierge aux raisins' (16th c.) in Lady Chapel

Double stone trefoil arches in south choir (13th c.)

Rayonnant Gothic choir (c. 1262-66)

East end choir clerestory center 'Crucifixion' window, middle panels (The Virgin & Christ, 19th c., St-Jean, c. 1270)