Fine Arts ExhibitionFine Arts ExhibitionHôtel de Ville
La Major rises from the waterfront like a Byzantine fever dream: striped green-and-white marble, soaring domes, and a cavernous interior glowing with Venetian mosaics. Built over 40 years in the 1800s, it's one of France's largest cathedrals and somehow still feels like a secret.
Tips
October 25
Step inside Major Cathedral and find yourself swimming through 30,000 glass fish, wandering a forest of 3-meter trees, and gazing up at floating angels. French sculptor Marcoville transforms this Neo-Byzantine masterpiece into an ethereal Garden of Eden where ancient stone meets crystalline wonder.
Hôtel de VilleOpens Friday at 10:00 AM
Fine Arts ExhibitionFine Arts ExhibitionLa Major rises from the waterfront like a Byzantine fever dream: striped green-and-white marble, soaring domes, and a cavernous interior glowing with Venetian mosaics. Built over 40 years in the 1800s, it's one of France's largest cathedrals and somehow still feels like a secret.
Tips
October 25
Step inside Major Cathedral and find yourself swimming through 30,000 glass fish, wandering a forest of 3-meter trees, and gazing up at floating angels. French sculptor Marcoville transforms this Neo-Byzantine masterpiece into an ethereal Garden of Eden where ancient stone meets crystalline wonder.