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Saint Saviour's Cathedral

The oldest traces of the cathedral of Saint Saviour in Bruges bring us back to the 9^th century. The main parts of the church are built in so-called Gothic of the Schelde style of the 14^th century. This cathedral has some special places worth seeing. We call here the late Gothic choir stalls (1430), the pulpit in the style of Louis XVI, the baroque rood loft with the impressive organ, the chapel of Saint Jacob (now baptistery) with the murals from the end of the 13^th century until 1576, the paintings of the flemish school (14th - 17th century), the tapestries from the 18th century and so on.

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