ST. ALAN DE LAVAUR CATHEDRAL
Cathédrale Saint-Alain de Lavaur, with its bell tower-porch and high altar, is the second most visited monument in the département
Built on the ruins of a church and convent destroyed by Simon de Montfort's crusaders in 1211, this church was erected as a cathedral by Pope John XXI when he created the bishopric of Lavaur in 1317. This Southern Gothic monument boasts the unique feature of a solid oak jacquemart, the only one of its kind in the South-West of France, chimes out the hours from the top of a side tower. Its bell tower-porch makes Saint-Alain a jewel in the crown of the local heritage.
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