Have you ever been to a medieval cathedrals?

[RyanEC]

I saw a replica of a French cathedral in Bordeaux that was created in a museum in Pittsburgh and I was impressed with the size.

[RavVid]

Yes Notre Dame before it was burnt. They are big. Colonge Cathedral but it is debatable as a spire was finished off in the 1800.

Historians are revising what were the dark ages, what were the medieval ages and what were the middle ages. So very soon there will be no medieval cathedrals left because the medieval period won't exist anymore.

Did a quick check and it seems the medieval period and the dark ages have been lumped together as middle ages today. So nope Medieval Cathedrals don't exist any more.

[Levin]

replica of a cathedral? :D

There's loads here. No big deal. Seen lots in Poland and also in Prague.

[purplepoppy]

Yes they're everywhere in Europe and the UK. This is our local one in St Davids, there's been a church on the site since the 5th century but most of it now dates back to 1180 although there's quite a bit of modern additions to it.
It's actually quite a simple one, there's far more impressive ones in the UK like Hereford and York to name a few but it's considered one of Europe's most important with 2 trips being equal to one pilgrimage to Jerusalem

[Julie4]

Yes lol , and moreover it's in my town so...


I dream of visiting Reims Cathedral, do you know why?

[RyanEC]

I know from watching a documentary on gothic architecture that it is one of the best examples.

Why do you want to visit?

[Julie4]

Because this is where Clovis, the first king of "France", was baptized. With the words of Saint Rémi: "Bend your head, proud sicambre, adore what you have burned, burn what you have adored".

[RyanEC]

Oh I didn’t know that.

Have you ever been to Reims isn’t it pretty close to Bordeaux.

[Julie4]

No, it's much further than Bordeaux, a 6-hour drive.

[RyanEC]

Maybe you should save up for a road-trip through France.

I remember you said you haven’t been to yet as well.

[zagor]

I've been there. Very beautiful.

If you go, take a tour of the Tattinger Champagne cellars. When I went the guide was one of the hottest girls I've ever seen (but that's not the only reason to take it...).

[TrueConfection]

I have been to the Cologne cathedral in Germany.

[JGoesToTown]

Oh yeah, plenty of them around in Europe. Often times they have really weird and original architecture as well.

[AviatorTom]

I've been to several of them, including Notre Dame before the tragic fire.

[zagor]

Yes, a lot of them in Europe. Very beautiful, though after a while you get burned out on cathedrals and museums.

[Grond21]

I've been lucky to be in many of the cathedrals in Europe.

[msc545]

Yes, I have been to the Cathedral in Sevilla Spain. Second largest in Europe, and beautiful!

[Twalli]

I went to St. Paul's in London and another one that was probably older, but I forgot its name.

[DryGermanGuy]

Germany and Europe are filled with them.

[BCRanger10]

Not yet. I'd love to though.

[Astarlessnightsky]

Yes, i live in Europe, nearly every town has one.

[goaded]

More than I can count.

[helva]

Often did visit.

[SAneta]

Yes, visisted many of them.

[KostasKouvalis]

Yes, eh many times

[Redstang88]

Lots