Bourges
- almost in the middle of France - is the most southerly of the classic
French gothic
cathedrals
- with the exception of
Rodez cathedral. Like
Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, it has two aisles on either side of the
nave. The cathedral is remarkable on many accounts, but more
particularly for its magnificent thirteenth century stained glass
windows, all round the choir. These are among the finest and most
complete in France. Each window is devoted to a theme from the
scriptures.