Souvenir Medal Monnaie de Paris 2012 - Cathédrale Saint-Just (11)

The Saint-Just-and-Saint-Pasteur Cathedral of Narbonne, also known as Narbonne Cathedral, is a Gothic cathedral located in the city of Narbonne, France. Its construction began in the 13th century and spanned several centuries. It is dedicated to the saints Just and Pasteur, the first bishops of the city. The cathedral is famous for its exceptionally wide nave, impressive rose window, flying buttresses, and elegant vaults. It houses an historic 18th-century organ and numerous religious artworks. The cathedral is a classified historical monument and a major site of cultural heritage in the region, open to visitors interested in history, architecture, and religion. It is located in the heart of Narbonne and is a key element of its heritage.