Clermont-Ferrand Cathedral

Clermont-Ferrand Cathedral, also known as Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption, is a striking Gothic church in France, built primarily from dark volcanic stone called lava. Completed in the 13th century, it features impressive twin towers, intricate stained glass windows, and detailed sculptures. The cathedral's design showcases medieval craftsmanship and religious artistry. Its unique dark appearance gives it a distinctive silhouette in the cityscape, and it remains a vital religious and historical monument, attracting visitors and worshippers alike. The structure reflects both the spiritual heritage and the volcanic geology of the Auvergne region where it is located.