Rosary Basilica (Lourdes, France) geobeats on Dec 23, 2010 Take a tour of Rosary Basilica in Lourdes, France -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats.More
Rosary Basilica (Lourdes, France)
geobeats on Dec 23, 2010 Take a tour of Rosary Basilica in Lourdes, France -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats.
geobeats on Dec 23, 2010 Take a tour of Rosary Basilica in Lourdes, France -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats.
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Rosary Basilica (Lourdes, France)
The Rosary Basilica, designed by renowned architect, Leopold Hardy, displays classic themes of Neo-Romanesque and Neo-Byzantine architecture.
This ornate gold cross is just one example of the intricate artwork the building contains.
The interior nave contains a wide dome and a collection of sixteen distinctive stained glass windows.
The Basilica also showcases the …More
Rosary Basilica (Lourdes, France)
The Rosary Basilica, designed by renowned architect, Leopold Hardy, displays classic themes of Neo-Romanesque and Neo-Byzantine architecture.
This ornate gold cross is just one example of the intricate artwork the building contains.
The interior nave contains a wide dome and a collection of sixteen distinctive stained glass windows.
The Basilica also showcases the fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary with one story-telling mosaic displayed in each of the fifteen adjacent chapel halls.
Tourists are known to take a pilgrimage to the Rosary Basilica and reflect over the Mysteries of the Rosary that the chapel illustrates.
The Rosary Basilica, designed by renowned architect, Leopold Hardy, displays classic themes of Neo-Romanesque and Neo-Byzantine architecture.
This ornate gold cross is just one example of the intricate artwork the building contains.
The interior nave contains a wide dome and a collection of sixteen distinctive stained glass windows.
The Basilica also showcases the fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary with one story-telling mosaic displayed in each of the fifteen adjacent chapel halls.
Tourists are known to take a pilgrimage to the Rosary Basilica and reflect over the Mysteries of the Rosary that the chapel illustrates.