ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CATHEDRAL
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Cathedral Saint-Jean-Baptiste of Alès, classified as a historical monument, offering a stylistic panel of architectural languages
Originally built on the site of a Gallo-Roman temple and destroyed during the Wars of Religion, it was rebuilt in neoclassical style in the 17th century and became a cathedral under Louis XIV. Listed as a historic monument since 1914, and renovated over a 25-year period until 2023, it offers a stylistic range combining Romanesque, Gothic and neoclassical architectural styles, adorned with faithfully restored works by Joseph Marinelli and Antoine Sublet.
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We drove from out of town to visit at the advertised open time of 2pm so that we had time to get back for school pick up only to have a notice on the door saying opening time starts at 3pm. I thought the church wanted to improve numbers not continue to reduce them.