Take a tour of Bayeux Cathedral in Bayeux, France – part of the World’s Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats.<br /><br /> Bayeux Cathedral is an ornate, Norman-Romanesque sanctuary and a treasured jewel in the town of Bayeux, France.<br />The cathedral was erected periodically between the 11th and 13th centuries and later was remodeled into a 13th century Gothic monument.<br />Underneath the massive structure lies an ancient crypt that houses murals of biblical figures.<br />Within the interior chapel and main altar, Bayeux's collection of stained glass windows are on display.<br />The house of prayer is also the first known abode of the Bayeux Tapestry; a famous embroidery that illustrates the Norman annexation of England.<br />Either standing under the French sun, or lit up in the night sky, Bayeux Cathedral towers over the city in grand distinction.
