Usually a church call Notre Dame in France is the most important church in the city. This church…read morebuilt at 13 century. The building composition has middle tower near alter and 4 tower at each corner to raise the roof. The front is not like typical two tower church. It is flat gothic wall with about 90 feet tall. It has two row of pillars which is unique from other church. The floor plan just like Latin cross. It is typical Roman church layout. The interior has a lot of tinted windows with stain glass. Each glass window has story to tell. Above the front entrance is the organ pipe. Each cross hallway has round stains glass window. There are multiple rounds columns support the worship sanctuary. The visit take only half hour. The entrance is at the west side.

I thought it might take awhile to find a good English speaking church, but after moving to the Nyon…read morearea, we were recommended to try Westlake, and we went once, and never went anywhere else. The church building is owned by another French speaking church, and Westlake rents the space to use. Service is held every Sunday evening at 5:00pm. It is truly an interdenominational church, as we have found the people are from all different countries and church backgrounds (catholic, Lutheran, Baptist, etc). They have a strong youth program, and many groups to get involved in, and several strong home bible study groups to choose from. We also found the people here to be genuinely friendly and caring. There is a sister Church to Westlake Nyon located in Lausanne. Tip the address for the church offices is correctly indicated in the Yelp business info for Westlake. The church office is in a separate building from where the Church meets on Sunday evening. The Sunday evening service is held at the following address: Westlake Church Rue Juste Olivier 6 1260 Nyon Switzerland

The cathedral is a 13th century treasure, a masterpiece. Although a limited footprint, the church…read moremakes up for that in soaring arches and gorgeous stained glass windows. The cathedral is also a symbol of Dijon, especially in the famous owl sculpture on the exterior. To properly understand Dijon, you simply must visit this cathedral, you won't be disappointed.

In my opinion, this is one of France's great cathedrals. It was built very quickly (less than 50…read moreyears) in the early 1200's, it is a Gothic era marvel. Fabulous stained glass undamaged by either of the world wars, soaring arches, demonic gargoyles. Don't miss it!

The best place in the world that i ever travelled to :)…read more I went to Taizé for the first time in August 2005. By coincidence in the week of the funeral of the community founder Brother Roger! It was a really sad and touching week for me. Even though the week programm didn't go as normal as during the whole year it didn't stop me to return! From 2006 i returned every year to spend the holy week which is one of the most crowded seasons of the year and in my opinion the most beautiful time to be in Taizé. During that week we experience the last week of lent in a deeper way. For example on holy Friday the bell rings during some minutes and the whole community stops (whatever they are doing) and all are silent. This is always a very touching experience for me. And on Easter sunday is the most wonderfull experience. In the prayer the Brother say in different languages: "Christ has risen! He has risen indeed!" And at the end of the prayer we hug people (who we don't know) wishing happy easter. Taizé is a big example to live life with simplicity and reconciliation! All are welcome in this place. No matter if you are a Christian or not ...

From the owner: Bijoux d'Art gothique La cathédrale a été construite du 13ème au 14ème siècle, par l'Abbé Hugues…read mored'Arc, suite à l'effondrement d'une tour de l'église précédente sur le choeur. A l'origine, simple église du monastère fondé par Bénigne au VIème siècle, Saint Bénigne devint basilique puis cathédrale.