Cathédrale Saint-Étienne

The provided research materials do not contain specific information regarding a Cathédrale Saint-Étienne in Mulhouse, France. The available texts focus on the Temple Saint-Etienne, which is a Protestant church, and briefly mention a guided tour of a "Saint-Etienne catholic church" without providing detailed architectural or historical context for a cathedral.

The Temple Saint-Etienne is a Neo-Gothic building constructed between 1858 and 1868 by J.B. Schacre on the site of a 12th-century church. It is located at Place de la Réunion, 68100 Mulhouse. The building features original 12th-century stained-glass windows, with some sources noting exceptional 14th-century windows unique in Alsace. Entry to the temple is free, and free visits and guided tours for groups are available. Guided tours are conducted in French and last approximately one hour. The price for these specific tours is €3 per person, with free entry for children under 12. Tours depart from the Maison du Patrimoine Edouard Boeglin at 5 place Lambert.

It is possible that the request confuses Mulhouse with another city, as Mulhouse does not have a cathedral dedicated to Saint Stephen; the primary religious landmark is the Protestant Temple. To obtain accurate information about religious sites in Mulhouse, it is recommended to consult the official Mulhouse tourism website. The provided texts confirm the existence and details of the Temple Saint-Etienne, but they do not support the existence of a Cathédrale Saint-Étienne in the current context. Visitors interested in religious architecture in Mulhouse are encouraged to visit the Temple Saint-Etienne to appreciate its Neo-Gothic style and historic stained glass.