Latest Stories about Gothic Architecture
Notre-Dame Paris: Visiting Tips & Record Crowds at the Cathédrale
Discover how the Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris is smashing visitor records, why a digital twin sped up its restoration, and the best times to enjoy this iconic cathedral in Paris.
The Tour de France 2025: A Peloton Through Gothic Glory
Follow the Tour de France 2025 with fresh eyes. Discover the stunning Gothic and Romanesque cathedrals along the route — from Lille to Paris, via Amiens, Rouen and beyond.
Europe’s Top 10 Gothic Cathedrals You Can Reach by Train
Ditch Europe’s ring-roads this summer: LUX’s data-scan pinpoints ten standout medieval Gothic cathedrals you can reach by train – each less than a 15-minute walk from a main-line station.
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What is Gothic Architecture?
Gothic architecture is a style of medieval architecture that is prominent in churches and cathedrals. Some questions we’ll dive into are:
- What exactly defines ‘Gothic’?
- Where and when did it all start?
- Why did they stop making those huge and costly cathedrals?
- What’s the difference between a cathedral and a church?
We’ll explain it to you in this FAQ. If you prefer to get your information from decent books, check out this top-10 must reads!
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