Saint-Nicholas Cathedral, Fribourg

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Saint-Nicholas Cathedral in Fribourg is a prominent Gothic-style Roman Catholic cathedral renowned for its towering spire and richly decorated stained-glass windows.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Gothic church
Roman Catholic church building
cathedral
architecturalStyle Gothic architecture
constructionEnd 15th century
constructionStart 1283
country Switzerland
dedicatedTo Saint Nicholas of Myra
denomination Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
floorPlan basilica plan
function seat of the Bishop of Lausanne, Geneva and Fribourg
hasArtwork medieval stained-glass windows
stained-glass windows by Józef Mehoffer
hasBellTower yes
hasDiocese Diocese of Fribourg
surface form: Roman Catholic Diocese of Lausanne, Geneva and Fribourg
hasFeature choir
clock tower
large organ
nave
portal sculptures
side chapels
stained-glass windows
tracery windows
hasOrgan yes
hasPortal richly decorated main portal
hasRestoration 19th century restoration
20th century restoration
hasSpire yes
hasTower west tower with spire
hasView Sarine River gorge
heritageStatus Swiss heritage site of national significance
isLandmarkOf Fribourg
languageOfLiturgy French
German
locatedIn canton of Fribourg
surface form: Canton of Fribourg

Fribourg
Old Town of Fribourg
material stone
numberOfBells 11
organRebuilt 19th century
roofType pitched roof
spireHeight approximately 74 meters
towerCompleted late 15th century
usedFor concerts
religious services
tourism

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Fribourg hasHeritageSite Saint-Nicholas Cathedral, Fribourg
Diocese of Fribourg hasCathedral Saint-Nicholas Cathedral, Fribourg
this entity surface form: Cathedral of Saint Nicholas, Fribourg