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The origins of Cathedra Saint Saveur are seen both in legend and in history. It was built on a former temple of Apollo. Its location on the old Aureli
The origins of Cathedra Saint Saveur are seen both in legend and in history. It was built on a former temple of Apollo. Its location on the old Aurelian road makes it a bridge between the Roman world and the Christian world of Aix. The construction of the cathedral evolved between the fifth and eighteenth century. The statues of the facade were destroyed during the French Revolution and only the Virgin of the Trumeau and Grand Saint Michel remain in their original state. The cathedral was classified as an historical monument in 1840. Inside, the cathedral unites three naves of different styles: Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque
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Location: Aix-en-Provence
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