Places to see in ( Narbonne - France ) Cathedrale St Just
Places to see in ( Narbonne - France ) Cathedrale St Just
Narbonne Cathedral (Cathédrale Saint-Just-et-Saint-Pasteur de Narbonne) is a Roman Catholic church located in the town of Narbonne, France. The cathedral is a national monument and dedicated to Saints Justus and Pastor. It was the seat of the Archbishop of Narbonne until the Archbishopric was merged into the Diocese of Carcassonne under the Concordat of 1801. (The title, however, passed to the Archbishop of Toulouse.) The church was declared a basilica minor in 1886. It is now a co-cathedral of the Diocese of Carcassonne and Narbonne, as it has been called since 2006. The building, begun in 1272, is noted for being unfinished.
The cathedral is situated in the heart of the present city of Narbonne, but in the Middle Ages was located by the city wall. This placement was due to a long history of the site as a place of worship. In 313, just after the Edict of Milan, a Constantinian basilica was erected on approximately the same spot as the present cathedral.
Ruined by a fire in 441, it took 37 days to demolish those parts of the basilica that had escaped destruction. Then a Latin basilica was constructed by Bishop Rusticus, who was encouraged in his work by the Gaulish prefect, Marcellus. The basilica was finished on November 29, 445. Originally dedicated to Saint Genesius of Arles, it was re-dedicated in 782 to the young Spanish martyrs Saint Justus and Pastor. Little remains of this building: two Roman columns from the former forum, used in the nave, can now be seen in the present cloister; the lintel and an aedicule of white marble can now be seen in the Lapidary Museum of Narbonne.
A Carolingian cathedral was erected in 890 by Archbishop Theodard (d. 893). Its steeple, largely restored, is visible from the cloister. Yet despite the help given to it by three popes, this church fell into ruin.
The idea to build a Gothic cathedral was a political decision made in 1268 by Pope Clement IV, the former archbishop of Narbonne. He decided that it would be a monument made in the magnificent style of the Kingdom of France. The construction of the new cathedral was supposed to begin in 1264, but did not actually start until 1272. The first stone of the current cathedral was laid by Archbishop Maruin on April 13, 1272, in the foundation of the current Chapel of the Sacred Heart.
The choir was finished in 1332, but the rest of the building was never completed, as the result of many factors including sudden changes in the economic status of Narbonne, its unusual size and geographical location (to complete it would have meant demolishing the city wall) and financial constraints.
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St Just Cathedral Narbonne, France
Cathedrale St Just in Narbonne, France features some grotesque gargoyles and a beautiful cloister. The construction of the Cathedral was halted in the 14th Century leaving only the towers and choir completed. Background music is Night Vision by Bird Creek.
Cathédrale Saint-Just, Narbonne
La cathédrale Saint-Just-et-Saint-Pasteur est le monument le plus prestigieux de la ville de Narbonne. C'est une construction d'architecture gothique qui a remplacé des lieux de culte édifiés à cet endroit dès le ive siècle. Sa particularité réside dans le fait qu'elle est inachevée (seul le choeur est présent) et que sa hauteur en fait la troisième plus haute voûte de France (41 mètres sous voûte, après Beauvais à 48 m et Amiens à 42 m.) Ce monument presque disproportionné au regard du reste de la ville, fut l'un des chantiers les plus ambitieux de la France post-médiévale et l'une des oeuvres les plus savantes des débuts du XIVe siècle
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Narbonne, France - Explore this Indoor Market at the Hub of this Bustling Town
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Our classic Canal du Midi cruises include a visit to Narbonne, a Roman Mediterranean capital where the Visigoth monarchs once lived. Explore the indoor market at the hub of this bustling town, where you will have time to shop or simply absorb the relaxed atmosphere.
Narbonne was the first town outside of Italy to be colonized by the Romans and grew to be the second largest town in Gaul. Once a coastal port, it prospered until the sea receded in the Middle Ages. It is now eight miles inland. Today Narbonne has a well-restored medieval quarter. The Cathédral St-Just is the tallest cathedral in southern France and is known for its beautiful stained glass and tapestries.
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Cathedral, Narbonne, France
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La voûte de la cathédrale monte à 41 m, ce qui en fait la quatrième plus haute voûte de France...
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Narbonne France • Including the Archbishop’s Palace & the Cathédral St-Just | European Waterways
- Narbonne, France – Including the Archbishop’s Palace & Cathedral. We tour Narbonne, a Roman Mediterranean capital where the Visigoth monarchs once lived. We tour the Archbishop’s Palace, Cathedral and Via Domitia and explore the indoor market at the hub of this bustling town, where you will have time to shop or simply absorb the vibrant atmosphere.
Narbonne was the first town outside of Italy to be colonized by the Romans and grew to be the second largest town in Gaul. Once a coastal port, it prospered until the sea receded in the Middle Ages. It is now eight miles inland. Today Narbonne has a well-restored medieval quarter. The Cathédral St-Just is the tallest cathedral in southern France and is known for its beautiful stained glass and tapestries.
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Places to see in ( Narbonne - France ) Palais des Archeveques
Places to see in ( Narbonne - France ) Palais des Archeveques
The Palace of the Archbishops is a large architectural ensemble located in Narbonne , France. The palace is located in the heart of the city of Narbonne , in the French department of Aude. The Palace of the Archbishops of Narbonne is composed of the Old Palace of Romanesque origin and the New Palace of Gothic style . Its facade has three square towers dating from the xiii th and xiv th centuries. It hosts since the xix th century the town hall, the museum of art and history and the archaeological museum .
The Archbishop's Palace consists of two parts: the Old Palace and the New Palace. The visit of the Palais Vieux will take you to the old chapel of the Madeleine, to discover the 14th century wall paintings, in the Romanesque room with the remarkable painted ceiling of the 13th century or in the Cour de la Madeleine to enjoy a privileged viewpoint on the tower of Théodard and the chevet of the cathedral St-Just and St-Pasteur.
The visit of the Palais Neuf, built between the fourteenth and nineteenth centuries, allows the discovery of the former apartments of the archbishops and very rich collections of art.
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Places to see in ( Narbonne - France )
Places to see in ( Narbonne - France )
Narbonne is a town in southern France on the Canal de la Robine. The Gothic Cathédrale Saint-Just et Saint-Pasteur was begun in the 13th century but never completed. The grand Palais des Archevêques (Archbishop's Palace) houses archaeology and art museums. The Horreum is an underground labyrinth of ancient warehouses left over from the town’s days as a Roman port. The nearby beach and harbor is at Narbonne Plage.
Narbonne as founded as “Narbo”, a Roman settlement on the Via Domitia that grew rich from sea trade via its natural harbour. You can get a feel for the splendour of Norbo’s Roman homes at the Archbishop’s Palace, where wall-paintings retrieved from ancient villas form the largest collection of Roman painting in France.
The medieval palace that contains them is Narbonne’s showpiece, a jumble of towers, halls and courtyards that convey the changing fortunes of the city. That lucrative harbour silted up in medieval times, but Narbonne adapted with the Canal de la Robine, a green belt of water with historic bridges and elegant boulevards on either side, connecting with the Canal du Midi.
About fifteen kilometres to the east of Narbonne, City of Art and History, at the foot of the Clape mountain, in the Regional Natural Park of Narbonne in the Mediterranean, lies the seaside resort of Narbonne-Plage. Carrying the European Blue Flag label, the resort is appreciated for its long beach – no fewer than five kilometres of fine sand – which is great for relaxing, bathing, and for sports activities such as sailing, beach volleyball, jet-skiing, sand yachting, catamaran or sea kayak. There is also lots of entertainment in the summer at Narbonne-Plage, such as evening markets, open-air shows and traditional festivals.
Alot to see in Narbonne such as :
Fontfroide Abbey
Archbishop’s Palace
Archaeology Museum
Musee d’Art et Histoire
Gilles Aycelin Donjon
Narbonne Cathedral
Musée Lapidaire
Gruissan Plage
Horreum Romain
Maison Natale Charles Trenet
Canal de la Robine
Pont des Marchands
La Clape
Les Halles
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Explore with us some of the best sights from Narbonne France
Prenez de la hauteur NARBONNE vue par un drone: Palais des Archevêques, Cathédrale Saint Just
Balade au dessus de Narbonne, prenez un peu de hauteur... Découvrez le canal de la Robine, le Palais des Archevêques, la cathédrale Saint Just, les Halles ...
Concert de chorale à la Cathédrale Saint Juste de Narbonne.
Concert vocal
Narbonne, Saint Just, Hôtel de Ville, Palais des Archevêques
La cathédrale Saint-Just-et-Saint-Pasteur est le monument le plus prestigieux de la ville de Narbonne. C'est une construction d'architecture gothique qui a remplacé des lieux de culte édifiés à cet endroit dès le IVe siècle. Sa particularité réside dans le fait qu'elle est inachevée (seul le choeur est présent) et que sa hauteur en fait la troisième plus haute voûte de France (41 mètres sous voûte)
Grand Bourdon de la Cathédrale St Just St Pasteur de Narbonne (11) - HD
Vidéo de la grosse cloche située sur le toit de la Tour du Midi de la Cathédrale St Just St Pasteur de Narbonne.
Elle sonne en FA#2, et retentit normalement tous les jours à 16h en commémoration à l'épidémie de peste qui toucha Narbonne.
Fondue en 1527 par Decharme, diamètre : 2,05m
Narbonne France 4K
Narbonne, Occitanie, France in 4K. A short cinematic travel video showing some of the highlights of this historic French city such as the cathedral, canal, old town, Roman Horreum, Bishops Palace and the Basilica of St-Paul-Serge.
Filmed on:
Sony A6300 + 16-50mm kit lens
Sony A7iii + 28mm F2 lens
feiyutech a1000 gimbal
Edited in Davinci Resolve
Music licenced from Epidemic Sound. Flight of the Ravens by Edgar Hopp
Photography
Astrid Gotuzzo explains Ceramic Tiles in Narbonne Cathedral, France
Ceramic artist Astrid Gotuzzo will show you Decorative Tiles in the magnificent Cathedral of St. Just and St. Pasteur, built arount 1272 in the South of France. It is unusual to see framed tiles as Wall Art competing with the large oil painting with in a Cathedral setting. GotuzzoCeramica.com