The 50 best churches in Rouen

Impressive,monumental cathedral in every sense of the word. With highly detailed, intricate sculptures piling on every inch of the building, it is a stunning, beautiful structure all around. There is a large tent set up in the front currently, perhaps for a reception or important event, it obstruct part of the front view. Walk around and to the back, the design continues to impress. There are cafe shops, restaurants and fast food takeout, pastries, souvenir shops nearby. The uniquely frrncg architecture, medieval looking town is so quaint and pretty to visit. Wear comfortable shoes as the town is walkable and all cobblestoned, it can be hard on the feet after a while. There are several other great attractions earby such as the large clock, Jeanne D'Arc church...all are must-see monuments. I didn't go inside the cathedral (not religious) just love European flares, history and art.

A breathtaking masterpiece of Gothic architecture — one of the most magnificent cathedrals in all of France ⛪✨. Standing before it feels like stepping back through centuries of history, art, and faith. Every detail, from the intricate façade to the towering spire, tells a story of devotion and craftsmanship. 🏛️ What Makes It Special The cathedral inspired Claude Monet, who painted it over 30 times to capture how light changes its appearance — and when you stand there, you understand why. The play of light and shadow across the façade is mesmerizing, especially during sunrise and sunset. Inside, the soaring ceilings and stained-glass windows create a peaceful, almost spiritual silence. 🕰️ Historical Importance Built between the 12th and 16th centuries, it houses the heart of Richard the Lionheart and remains one of the tallest church structures in France. Despite damage during wars and lightning strikes, it has been beautifully restored — a symbol of Rouen’s resilience. 📝 Practical Info ✅ Free entrance ✅ Light show (in summer months) — a must-see experience that brings Monet’s vision to life 🎨 ✅ Nearby cafés and shops for a perfect cultural stroll afterward A place that leaves you speechless — not just for its beauty, but for its soul. Whether you’re religious or not, standing here fills you with awe and peace. ⸻ For more tips follow me on Google. I have a lot of maps and places to visit all around the world 🌎 all for free for my followers on Google Maps. @Amagi.zi

The church is beautiful and impressive! You can spend a good time admiring all the details on it. During the evening (10:30pm) they had a light show - it was SO BEAUTIFUL. It had history and beauty in the show and it was captivating. It’s for free, you just need to get around the church and enjoy the free experience. Highly recommend.

Beautiful Cathedral. Free to enter. Richard the Lion Heart's tomb is here. Surprised to see someone selling fruit and veg in there. Also reminded off a stranger to remove hats when entering as a sign of respect.

Huge impressive cathedral. Tribute to Jeanne d'Arc. Unfortunately, some parts have been distroyed in WW2, and renovated using concrete, and glass windows, instead of vitrages.

Impressive cathedral with wonderful stained glass windows and a crypte. You don’t need to be history or architecture savvy to appreciate this! The impressive tree next to the cathedral was planted in 1797 to commemorate the French Revolution.

Glorious cathedral both inside and out and the 10:30 light show was worth the wait. There are so many intricate designs and figures throughout the building that you could spend hours just checking them out.

This is a magnificent clock right by Notre Dame of Rouen. The clock is cool but don't miss the rest of the houses that depict how tax collection policies form the basis of these small base houses with large upper structures. All of these incentives allowed for funky developments in this town. A very interesting place to experience this part of Normandy.

Enjoyed our visit. Thankfully very quiet so no congestion on the narrow stairs. Worth a visit. Audio guide was okay but not hugely engaging.

It's exercise with a capital E. It's worth every penny. I know what you're thinking, 7.70 to see a bell? It's sooo much more than that.

Walking around these streets feels like you’ve been transported back in time to medieval Europe, with cobbled streets and half timbered houses. The clock in its golden design adds to the magical atmosphere. It’s almost like you’re inside a Disney story book. Definitely a must visit when in Rouen and if you can then definitely do a walking tour around the area - you will have beautiful pictures to look back at.

Walking through Rouen’s Old Town felt like flipping through an illustrated book of medieval France — half-timbered houses, gothic churches, and a golden astronomical clock that glows in the afternoon light. Every corner turns into a postcard. Locals sit by stone cafés, and you hear the sound of footsteps echoing on the cobblestone. I didn’t plan much, but ended up walking for hours. 💡 Tip: Come around golden hour — the light makes the facades even more magical. Great for wandering photographers or solo daydreamers.

⭐ 5/5 – Le Gros Horloge (The Great Clock of Rouen) Most people walk by, snap a photo, and keep moving — but if you stop and truly look, you’ll discover one of the most extraordinary pieces of craftsmanship in France 🕰️✨. Every inch of Le Gros Horloge is filled with incredible detail: golden rays representing the sun, delicate engravings that trace time’s passage, and an elegant hand that glides across a deep blue sky dotted with stars. What makes it truly unique is its astronomical design — it not only tells the time, but also shows the phases of the moon, days of the week, and the cycle of the sun 🌕☀️. It’s like a living calendar carved into history, reminding us of a time when timekeeping was both science and art. Standing beneath it, you can almost feel the centuries pass — the hum of medieval life, the merchants below, the monks who once tuned its mechanism. It’s not just a monument; it’s a conversation with time itself. 🧭 Tips for Visitors ✅ Take your time — admire the fine details before and after taking your photo. ✅ Visit the clock tower museum to see the mechanism up close and enjoy amazing views over Rouen. ✅ The surrounding street, Rue du Gros-Horloge, is one of the city’s most picturesque walks. Pause, look up, and let yourself be amazed — this isn’t just a clock, it’s a masterpiece that still beats with Rouen’s heart. ⸻ For more tips follow me on Google. I have a lot of maps and places to visit all around the world 🌎 all for free for my followers on Google Maps. @Amagi.zi

This Belgian beer bar, tucked just below the tower, is an absolute gem! The selection of Belgian beers is outstanding, offering a fantastic variety of authentic brews that cater to every taste, from crisp lagers to rich, complex ales. The views from the bar are breathtaking, especially at night when the tower lights up, creating a magical ambiance. The atmosphere is lively yet cozy, making it the perfect spot for a memorable night out. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, always ready to recommend a beer that pairs perfectly with the vibe. Whether you're a local or just visiting, this place is a must for beer lovers and anyone looking for a great evening with stunning views. Highly recommend! Tower itself is fine too

This was a cemetery in the Middle Ages but little is to be seen of that except the decoration on the walls of the court and a mummified cat in a glass window. It has then become a school and now it seems to be a meeting spot for art activities. There are boards explaining the history of the place. Unluckily the restaurant was closed as we visited.

Incredible cool museum, the works of art are beautiful and the choice of the color of the walls is so spot on! So much to see. Most incredible part is that there is no entrance fee!!

It is a place for whom want to deep dive into history, art, culture in old France. I loved the ceramics, history of ceramics, also there is Cafe Hamlet. But expect so many people.

Unmissable if in the area. Well kept courtyard (a cemetery in the Middle Ages) and sculptural columns. Now converted into an art space with a crafts shop.

This is an amazing location with a very cool history. There is a little restaurant inside (which we didn't go to so I can't review it) but we mostly just walked around, enjoying the calm as well as the very interesting historical carved decorations.

An interesting history and surprising modern uses. Well worth a visit especially to the upstairs galleries and exhibition of clay pottery making.

Historical place that reminds us of the victims of the plague. Nice galleries there. Interesting to read more about the plague in middle ages.

No good when they are closed and completely covered for renovations unannounced. Show up to no entrance and construction covering the front. Sad. Was very excited to tour this church but only left with disappointment. Glad they are maintaining it, but announcing it would be really helpful for people trying to plan a visit.

A beautiful former abbey church, full of light and gothic arches, and home to one of the world's finest organs. Free to visit, closed between 1200 and 1400.

Lovely place to visit had drinks outside in the bar opposite after a visit inside amazing views of the church while relaxing have a few drinks.

Under reinstallation, still you will enjoy more stained glasses than the notre dame. They have a big peaceful park next to it.

A truly magnificent building, the features are so striking. Inside the proportions are truly gigantic and just as astounding as the exterior

Obviously a beautiful cathedral. At the time of this writing, going under a significant amount of restoration work. Thought it was closed, but there was a small entrance from the side as the main entrance was boarded up. There is also a gorgeous park or garden in the back of the cathedral with benches and some playground equipment. A public outside water closet/bathroom was also available. Highly recommend.

Gothic, Stone Pillars, lots of stained glass windows, very high ceilings. Beautiful.

The Church of Saint Joan of Arc in Rouen was one of the most moving stops on this trip to France. The Church is in the square where Joan of Arc was burned at the stake. Never in a million years did I think I'd find myself here! There's a simple cross marking the spot, and standing there gave me chills. The church itself is… truly unique. It looks nothing like your typical cathedral. The outside is covered in these overlapping tiles that look like scales- very dramatic and almost sea creature like. It had been explained how the roof was made to look like flames (symbolizing her execution) and an overturned Viking ship outside, almost looking like a hat. Super symbolic, and once you know this information, the design makes a lot more sense! Inside, peaceful and very colorful. All the stained glass windows are unbelievably stunning! This place is absolutely worth seeing if you are anywhere near Rouen! The history and the design combined is unlike anything I've ever seen!

This church honestly looks more like a parliament building than a traditional place of worship! Entry was free when I visited (it reopened at 2pm), which was a nice bonus. The building’s unique shape really stands out—it's unlike any other church or cathedral I've seen in Normandy. The stained glass windows are quite pretty, too. The location is a bit odd, though—right in the middle of the square, which doesn’t seem like the most natural spot for it. I actually thought the symbolic stake and the surrounding gardens outside felt more fitting for the setting. Overall, definitely worth a visit just to see something different!

This is a church, monument, and complex dedicated to Joan of Arc. The entire complex was built on where she was burnt by the British. Now, it is a nice area for shopping and restaurants. Overall, a nice experience to learn about her saga and the history of this period in France.

First they burned her, then made her a saint. What an irony. The church has very unique architecture, it's not like any other churches I have seen before. It's interesting that locals were not big fans of it, and even protested against it. Nevertheless it's here, in the middle of the Market Square. A nice place to sit and watch people, and think about your life. Do not miss the place where she was actually burned, to the left from the entrance.

Interesting church, placed in a place where executions were performed. The roof is extraordinary, resembling a dragon or a viking boat. The interior is something different from every church I've seen.

This modern church looks less like a traditional place of worship and more like a Viking longship docked in the city — a drakkar with holy vibes. Built in the 1970s right where Joan of Arc was burned, it’s a bold mix of history and futuristic design. Inside, the minimalist, light-filled spaces are so calm you might forget you’re not on a Scandinavian cruise. Definitely a church that’s sailing against the architectural tide. :)

The church is an extraordinary work of modernist architecture, and at the same time a disgrace to the Republic. It was built by decision of France, and today, without its clear protection, it reeks of urine and pigeon droppings, with trash scattered throughout its corners.

Well worth the time if you’re visiting. Excellent presentations of ancient events. The translation devices worked well. Two tips make sure volume is up and don’t put the receiver in your pocket. It seems to have a small aerial which you can see but the unit struggles if this is obscured. Much more knowledgeable after the tour.

A really impressive modern exhibition about Joan of Arc’s life, full of projections, 3D visualizations, and a strong immersive vibe. The beginning feels like a historical movie you actually get to step inside. Later parts are more traditional, with documents and classic displays. Still, the whole experience holds together well — even those who skipped history class will walk away understanding why Joan remains such a legendary figure.

Very interesting museum leading you through a retrial of Joan. Very immersive exhibits where you are lead through multiple rooms each with projections. Also set in the bishop's palace so included access to some rooms at the end with great views of the city.

I would have given 5 stars for this attraction about the life and death of Joan of Arc but as it’s a video exhibition in French you need to wear a headset. Whilst this doesn’t bother me you really have to have it loud to drown out the French audio on the video. Some great rooms and views of Rouen though, don’t be afraid to try doors to get into the chapel (see picture).

Rather than a museum, it is a linear, immersive tour presented in multiple stages by means of a light/projection show while traversing up and around through the palace’s rooms and towers. The entire experience has high production value and very comprehensively explains the history of Jeanne D’Arc from beginning to end. I did not know about the place in advance so I was pleasantly surprised at the presentation. Highly recommended for those who want to learn in a more dynamic fashion.

We luckily arrived right before a session was starting so didn’t have to wait before beginning. The concept is a multimedia presentation that takes place over several rooms that a large tour group moves through. Every session is the same, presented over loud speakers with projected visuals that were quite cool. If you want a translated audio, it is included in the price of your ticket. The headphones don’t actually sit in your ears and sometimes it was quite hard to tune out the French (especially if you mostly understand that too) to hear the translation. It was a bit of a sensory overload. In at least one quarter of the rooms there is not enough seating for the whole group, so if you have accessibility needs be sure to speak up to get a seat. It is largely wheelchair accessible although the main group takes lots of winding stairs. The story is told through actor portrayals of Joan’s contemporaries and is quite engaging. We did learn a lot, but still had some unanswered questions at the end (why was she called Joan of Arc?). Overall I think this is worth a visit if you want a different museum experience, you have kids, or you know very little about Joan of Arc. I would have been happier to pay slightly less for the experience.

Wowsa. Fascinating way to present the story, you will not be disappointed. Be aware- lots of stairs! Very informative.

What a beautiful church. It is the height of what is known as flamboyant gothic architecture. The stonework lace on the facade seems impossibly delicate. The richness of the carving is astonishing. The interior is just as impressive. A pure delight of gothic architecture and engineering brilliance.

Beautiful church located in the old part of Rouen historic center, built in Gothic style in the 15th century. Hours for visits (10-12 & 2-6 PM) contain a gap from 12 to 2 PM and it closes 10 minutes before 12. The door closed just in front of us at 11:50 and we had to return later to see the wonders of this old cathedrale. It worth it!

Great church, very ornate and impeccable detailed. Super impressive facade. A must visit for the architecture and art! Hours suck though, check times before going!

The temple that was built by elves! The architecture is truly elven🤩 Airy stucco, it looks weightless. Complex patterns that intertwine like expensive lace.

A great little find while out seeing live bands at various places in Rouen. TDJ. Les Terrasses du Jeudi. Bands everywhere!!

Beautiful church surrounded by nice cafes and restaurants- just a few min walk from the Cathedral. The inside is also beautiful!

Beautiful church in a beautiful building not far from the great big cathedral up the road

A fantastic free museum in a former church. The wrought iron works displayed as wonderful. Especially interesting are the old lock mechanisms. There are two levels to explore. Worth a visit if you are in Rouen and want to see some amazing craftspersonship up close.

Such an interesting museum! It opens 2 PM every day except Tuesday and it is free. I admired the creativity of its founders who organised it in a former church.

An absolutely fascinating and unique museum, unlike anything else you’ll find in Rouen 🗝️. It’s entirely dedicated to wrought iron art — from medieval locks, keys, and gates to delicate household items and signs that tell centuries of craftsmanship and history. 🏛️ What Makes It Special The museum is housed in a beautifully restored former Gothic church, which adds even more charm and atmosphere. The play of light through the stained glass windows gives a magical feeling as you walk among iron masterpieces that once decorated real homes and streets. 🔩 Why It’s Worth Visiting You don’t have to be an artist or blacksmith to appreciate the creativity and skill behind every piece. Each item has a story — from ancient locks that look like puzzles to elegant iron signs that once guided travelers and merchants. 📝 Practical Info ✅ Free entrance (check schedule in advance, hours may vary) ✅ Great for families, couples, or solo travelers interested in art and craftsmanship ✅ Combine your visit with the nearby Rouen Museum of Fine Arts — they complement each other perfectly A small but powerful museum that proves art isn’t just on canvas — it’s in the metal, history, and human imagination 🔥 ⸻ For more tips follow me on Google. I have a lot of maps and places to visit all around the world 🌎 all for free for my followers on Google Maps. @Amagi.zi

Honestly did not expect this place to be this great! Free entry, beautiful location and great collection of items on display. Would recommend it to anyone! Only thing that could be improved is the accessibility for non-French speakers. Google Lens can get you places, but it would be a lot easier to provide additional details and explanations in English too.

Fantastic little museum with so much special pieces, including very detailed and unique locks, medical instruments and other items. Must visit ❤️‍🔥

Great and unique museum on a former church. You can see almost everything that is made with iron. Strong recoment a visit. Free entrance!

Ecxating hand craft from iron and some it is look very complex magnific art 👍👍👍👍

The Monet was a bucket list item. Easy to find. Friendly staff and such a pleasant atmosphere. A variety of amazing artists. There are a few paintings that just blow the mind with their size and complexity. Not sure if wheelchair friendly. The toilets were clean and tidy. Lockers for bags and a curio shop. Well located and has few restaurants in the area. The video attached of the Seine and the artists paintings along the river.

Beautiful fine arts museum; free entrance, open daily from 10 AM. It has 2 floors; some exhibitions are paid. Amazing beautiful hall at the ground floor with 3 huge pictures made by Dufy, other big pictures and many statues. The museum houses works of famous painters and sculptors; some decorations are also on display. 1-2 hours. Highly reccomended!

A truly beautiful and inspiring museum — one of the best in Normandy 🎨. The collection covers everything from medieval to modern art, including masterpieces by Monet, Caravaggio, and Delacroix. The layout is open and easy to follow, allowing you to take your time and enjoy each room without feeling rushed. 🖼️ What Makes It Special The balance between classical and impressionist works is perfect. The lighting and spacious halls create a calm atmosphere that lets you appreciate every detail of the art. Many of the pieces are directly connected to Rouen’s history and its influence on the Impressionist movement. 🎧 Practical Tips ✅ Free entry — a huge plus for such a quality museum. ✅ Descriptions available in both French and English. ✅ Café and gift shop inside for a relaxing break. 🚗 Parking is nearby, and the museum is just a short walk from the city center. But its very hard to find a spot! So if u find any in the way just park and walk If you love art, history, or architecture, this place is a must-see. Take your time, enjoy the silence, and let the paintings tell their stories. ⸻ For more tips follow me on Google. I have a lot of maps and places to visit all around the world 🌎 all for free for my followers on Google Maps. @Amagi.zi

One of the best well organized museums I’ve visited. Almost in every room there is a sitting area, so the visitors can take a break from walking and standing, also allow ppl to take their time to enjoy the art. The map and marks are very clear to follow. The whole experience is easy, no rush and delightful, The collections of the impressionist arts are impressive. And it’s free entrance! Highly highly recommended.

Mildly surprised by this place. Lots of stuff you normally pay to see elsewhere is on exhibit for free. Also surprised to find a Carravagio that is meant to be in Naples. A lovely place, not busy and air conditioned

The museum building is very handsome. A good section of this museum is free. The artwork and sculptures are amazing. Photo's allowed without flash. There were two staff to answer any questions.

A good surprised with great display. You can see the painting up close, see the brush stroke and smell the paint close. Great building and not crowded with traditional and impressionist arts. And it's free entry, it's a gem.

I won't ever use Q-Park again if I can help it. Their customer service is non-existent. They will not respond to multiple requests I've made via their website. Either there is no one monitoring their messaging system or they just don't care about their customers.

Stupidly narrow entrance - impossible to enter without damaging wheels / bodywork on sports cars / modified cars. Avoid at all costs.

Best placed car park in the historic city center

Clean, well lit, safe, good elevators, in the heart of Rouen!

Beautiful architecture

Excellent parking to visit the historical center of Rouen

Avoid for Porsche, SUV etc, very narrow entry

Wonderful dinner in a very comfortable setting! It's lovely to be in a restaurant where the tables aren't packed together! Our hostess/server greeted us warmly and spoke very good English. Our 3 course meal with an excellent bottle of wine was 150€. The food was very nicely presented and delicious; we would gladly return!

Excellent meal, service and atmosphere. Highly recommend. I’d recommend getting a reservation a day or two in advance since it’s a small restaurant, only one server and chef when I was there. That only added to the atmosphere.

Had a wonderful dinner on a recent trip to France. Food was amazing! One of best meals we've ever had! Locally sourced ingredients presented with creative but perfectly balanced flavors. Owners were impeccably courteous and accommodating, even asking if we preferred to do our ordering in English or French! Incredibly patient and encouraging with our attempts to practice our French! Booked our table by phone two months prior with ease, and they welcomed us by name when we entered. Restaurant is small and was completely filled for dinner service so definitely reserve a table. Owners do everything including cooking, greeting and seating, and waiting tables with apparent ease and grace. Definitely recommend. A must for both locals and travelers.

Perfect night out in Rouen! Everything is made to prefection. Duck is very tender and juicy.

In one word: WOW! Blown away by this unassuming little restaurant. The dessert, which included basil & lemon, was possibly the best dessert I have ever had. 🤩

Very much recommended! :) Lovely and calm atmosphere - food was really good taste wise and also looking wise! Attention to details was spot on! Compared to other restaurants in the area we really really liked it. Thank you!

Lovely location, warm atmosphere but most importantly amazing service and food! Thank you so much to the team we had a great night! 👍🏻

After some walking from the city center (30 minutes) and a bit of climbing (15-20 minutes), we arrived and enjoyed the view of the city. It was great but nothing spectacular that made us stay longer. People could also reach this spot by cars, we saw some cars parked just next to this place. It was a good addition after exploring Rouen city.

The climb is tough but worth it! The route is not properly maintained with steel rods from the wooden planks sticking out from the ground so be extremely careful and the entry to the climb has nasty smell. The authorities should take proper action to do some thing about that. But a nice place to be.

You can drive up to this viewpoint and many do. There is parking for 6 cars. The panoramic view of Rouen is breathtaking.

Incredible place. U have a global biew of Rouen. U can see the difference between the rive droite and rive gauche. This place is magic i recommend. And for a vetter experience i recommend to climb to the highest point.

We spent a day in Rouen and decided to walk to the panorama point for the view and the walking path. However, I wouldn’t recommend going there if your time in Rouen is limited. The path and the viewpoint were quite noisy due to the nearby motorway. While Rouen itself is a beautiful city, it is surrounded by factories and modern buildings, and the panorama also includes these less appealing sights. For me, it ended up being a waste of time and energy.

Free car park at the top of a hill with great views.

The climb is as impressive as the view from the top of the mountain! If you’re not in good physical condition, you can use your car and park up there I was lucky as it wasn’t raining today 😌 I’ll definitely do the climb by foot again next time I go to Rouen!

One of the best point of view of rouen. Very nice to take some architectural photos

If you're into bridges, then this is a very good and modern example of a lifting bridge. Located right in the centre of Rouen, is has three lanes in both directions with walkways both sides. Traversing the river and developing waterside. I ran underneath it on my parkrun. It's a pretty busy thoroughfare and be mindful of the complexity of the lanes and slip roads, or you'll find yourself going back and forward trying to reach the boatyard and Aire Camp site. #only3times

Very fine very nice I've always liked this Bridge for many reasons staff very very important Explorer very important to all our country's United States as well as Europe they have minibus of Mini of the other explorers very very interesting and explanation is also in my language which is English I enjoyed very much and I go there as often as I can

Looks pretty cool. It fits well in the Normandy scene.

Beautiful

Lovely design

It is a very interesting shape of bridge.

Friendly welcome and free. Small but interesting medical curios (including Napoleon's death mask, and baby poo scale!) and history of the Flauberts. Quiet, restful garden. Worth the walk from the town centre.

An incredible insight into old medical practices interspersed with the life of Gustav Flaubert, author of Madame Bovery. A small museum but very pleasant and free to tourists. We'll worth a visit when in Rouen.

Free admission, small museum and reasonable collection.

Very nice museum, I even got to practice my French a bit with the kind man at the reception. I definitely recommend if you like a smaller museum with curiosities and interesting reads.

Very interesting

(Translated by Google) The museum is very well organized, both in its explanations and layout. Several different objects were discovered during this visit, making for a comprehensive experience. The staff was very friendly, pleasant, and helpful. You can also stay outside in the small garden on the deckchairs in the shade. (Original) Musée très bien organisé, que ce soit dans l'explication, l'organisation, ou encore l'agencement. Plusieurs objets différents découvertes durant cette visite, permettent une visite compréhensive. Le personnel très sympathique, agréable et gentil. Puis il y a possibilité de rester dehors dans le petit jardin sur les transats à l'ombre.

(Translated by Google) A museum full of charm and authenticity. We discover Gustave Flaubert's birthplace with its creaky parquet flooring and period atmosphere, truly giving the impression of stepping back in time. The exhibition on the history of medicine is rich, varied, and sometimes surprising, very well explained without being heavy-handed. The garden completes the visit by providing a pleasant and peaceful setting to prolong the moment. During the Heritage Days, we were lucky enough to enjoy a free treasure hunt for children aged 6 to 8. Our son was the only one present for the 3:30 p.m. treasure hunt, probably due to a lack of communication about the event, but ultimately it made the experience even better for him. Special mention to Chloé (if I'm not mistaken about her name), who was adorable and full of enthusiasm, as well as to the gentleman at the reception, particularly friendly and welcoming. (Original) Un musée plein de charme et d’authenticité. On découvre la maison natale de Gustave Flaubert avec son parquet qui grince et son atmosphère d’époque, ce qui donne vraiment l’impression de remonter le temps. L’exposition sur l’histoire de la médecine est riche, variée et parfois surprenante, très bien expliquée sans être lourde. Le jardin complète la visite en offrant un cadre agréable et paisible pour prolonger le moment. Lors des Journées du Patrimoine, nous avons eu la chance de profiter d’une chasse au trésor gratuite pour les enfants de 6 à 8 ans. Notre fils était le seul présent pour la chasse au trésor de 15h30, sans doute par manque de communication autour de l’événement, mais finalement ça a rendu l’expérience encore plus chouette pour lui. Mention spéciale à Chloé (si je ne me trompe pas sur le prénom), qui a été adorable et pleine d’enthousiasme, ainsi qu’au monsieur à l’accueil, particulièrement sympathique et accueillant.

Nise place to visit as a tourist, but I didn't take part in any worship.

Beautiful old church well worth the short walk from the cathedral

Great church

Impressive church.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful temple inside with superb acoustics, perfect for choirs, that's why we were there! Its listed organ is impressive and the light is sublime through the stained glass windows when evening comes. (Original) Temple très beau à l'intérieur avec une superbe acoustique, parfaite pour les chorales, nous y étions pour cela d'ailleurs ! Son orgue, classé, est impressionnant et la lumière est sublime à travers les vitraux quand vient le soir.

(Translated by Google) Originally a chapel on an island connected to the mainland during the reign of the Dukes of Normandy, it became a parish church when the area was developed. Construction of the church began on 5 July 1228. It was part of the chapter of Rouen Cathedral. The church, rebuilt in the early 16th century, was sacked by the Huguenots on 8 March 1563. In 1580, the building was completed, including the tower and the rose window above the main portal. Work began in the early 18th century by the architect Jean-Jacques Martinet. In 1791, during the French Revolution, the church was expropriated and deconsecrated. It was converted into a fodder warehouse and then into a gun factory due to the presence of the bell tower. Protestants were granted freedom of religion by the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen of 1789. In 1802, Napoleon I organized the church into Reformed and Lutheran consistories by department. In 1803, the building was transferred to the Reformed consistory of Bas-Seine. In 1857, the shops located next to the church were demolished. The old church has been listed as a historical monument since June 22, 1911. The church was damaged during the Allied bombing during Red Week in 1944. It reopened for worship on April 2, 1950. In 2018 and 2019, excavations carried out before the development of the "Heart of the Megalopolis" revealed an ancient Catholic cemetery from the Middle Ages near the church. (Original) Спочатку це була каплиця на острові, з'єднана з материком за часів правління герцогів Нормандії. Вона стала парафіяльною церквою, коли було забудовано район. Будівництво церкви було розпочато 5 липня 1228 року. Вона була частиною капітули Руанського собору. Церква, відбудована на початку 16 століття, була розграбована гугенотами 8 березня 1563 року. У 1580 році будівлю було завершено разом з вежею та вікном-трояндою над головним порталом. Роботи розпочалися на початку 18 століття архітектором Жаном-Жаком Мартіне. У 1791 році, під час Французької революції, церкву було експропрійовано та розосвячено. Її було перетворено на склад кормів, а потім на завод з виробництва рушниць через наявність дзвіниці. Протестанти отримали свободу віросповідання завдяки Декларації прав людини і громадянина 1789 року. У 1802 році Наполеон I організував церкву на реформатську та лютеранську консисторії за департаментами. У 1803 році будівлю було передано реформатській консисторії Нижньої Сени. У 1857 році магазини, розташовані поруч із церквою, були знесені. Стара церква внесена до списку історичних пам'яток з 22 червня 1911 року. Храм постраждав під час бомбардувань союзників у Червоний тиждень у 1944 році. Він знову відкрився для богослужінь 2 квітня 1950 року. У 2018 та 2019 роках розкопки, проведені перед забудовою «Серце мегаполісу», виявили поблизу храму стародавнє католицьке кладовище середньовіччя.

(Translated by Google) Protestant Church. Concert by the Rouen University Choir in December. (Original) Eglise protestante. Concert de la chorale universitaire de Rouen en décembre .

(Translated by Google) Absolutely deplorable service. I tried to reach them more than 100 times this morning between 9:00 and 11:30, without ever getting a response. There was no way to speak to an agent, not even a clear voicemail. And to top it all off, the reminder form I received contained incorrect information: it was impossible to pay the invoice with the references provided, either online or through traditional channels. More than 100 calls made between 9:00 and 11:30, no response. It was impossible to pay an invoice online: the reminder references are unusable, and the digital services are confusing and non-functional. So I had to go to the office in person—a waste of time and energy—just to pay the amount owed. Even on-site, the agents acknowledged the absurdity of the system. Fortunately, the staff on-site were exemplary in their efficiency and professionalism. One woman in particular took care of me with patience, competence, and kindness, despite the limitations imposed by a system clearly out of touch with reality. It's not the staff who should be blamed, but an outdated administrative system that pushes citizens to their limits, without listening to the repeated feedback from the field. It's time to seriously modernize public services and give employees the means to truly help taxpayers. (Original) Service absolument déplorable. J’ai tenté de les joindre plus de 100 fois ce matin entre 9h et 11h30, sans jamais avoir de réponse. Aucune possibilité de parler à un agent, pas même un message vocal clair. Et pour couronner le tout, la feuille de relance reçue contient des informations erronées : impossible de régler la facture avec les références indiquées, que ce soit en ligne ou via les canaux traditionnels. Plus de 100 appels passés entre 9h et 11h30, aucune réponse. Impossible de régler une facture en ligne : les références de relance sont inexploitables, les services numériques sont confus et non fonctionnels. Il a donc fallu que je me déplace physiquement — une perte de temps et d’énergie — simplement pour payer une somme due. Même sur place, les agents reconnaissent l’absurdité du système. Heureusement, le personnel sur place a été d’une efficacité et d’un professionnalisme exemplaire. Une dame en particulier m’a pris en charge avec patience, compétence et bienveillance, malgré les limites imposées par un système visiblement déconnecté des réalités. Ce n’est pas le personnel qu’il faut blâmer, mais un système administratif obsolète, qui pousse les citoyens à bout, sans écouter les remontées pourtant répétées du terrain. Il est temps de moderniser sérieusement les services publics, et de donner aux agents les moyens d’aider réellement les contribuables.

(Translated by Google) A multi-million dollar building with no public parking. Several thousand square meters for only 3/4 people, as I can see. Nothing is done on site, you have to come back and make an appointment... (Original) Un batiment a plusieurs millions et aucune place de parking ouverte au publique. Plusieurs milliers de M2 pour seulement 3/4 personnes a vu d'oeil. Rien ne se fait sur place il faut revenir en prenant un rdv ...

(Translated by Google) Hello, I would like to thank and congratulate the two agents who met me yesterday afternoon and provided me with information on certain aspects of business taxation. They were friendly, professional, informative, and helpful. Thank you and the other agents I met for their kindness! (Original) Bonjour, Je tiens à remercier et féliciter les deux agents qui m'ont reçu et renseigné hier après-midi concernant certains aspects de fiscalité des entreprises. Sympathie, professionnalisme, pédagogie et disponibilité m'ont été présentés. MERCI à vous et aux autres agents croisés pour leur politesse !

(Translated by Google) I would like to highlight the speed with which fines were paid (10 minutes), the cleanliness, and the dedication of the staff, especially Mr. Dominique FEYT. A word of advice: go early in the morning! (Original) Je souligne la rapidité de prise en charge pour payer une amende(10min), la propreté et l’implication du personnel notamment celui de Mr FEYT Dominique, Un conseil : aller- y le matin tôt !

(Translated by Google) Without an appointment, we were taken care of in less than 20 minutes to get a tax number 👍 PS: Clean restrooms and thanks to Sabrina for her smile! (Original) Sans prise de rendez-vous on a été pris en charge en moin de 20 minute pour récupérer un numéro fiscal 👍 Ps: toilettes propres et merci à Sabrina pour son sourire!

(Translated by Google) You have to be there by 8:40 to be seen at 9:00. A line will already be ready. You can't miss it. Be careful, two buildings look alike. It's the building on the right, and the finance entrance is on the far right of it. Don't arrive after 11:00 a.m., or they won't see you. Calls are useless. You have to go directly to the place. (Original) Ils faut y être a 8:40 pour éventuellement être reçu a 9:00. Une queue sera déjà prête. Vous ne pouvez pas la rater. Attention deux bâtiments se ressemblent. C'est le bâtiment de droite et l'entrée des finances se trouve a l'extrême droite de celui-ci. Ne depassez 11:00 du matin sinon ils ne vous recevront pas. Les appels sont inutiles. Il faut se rendre sûr place directement.

(Translated by Google) Good welcome, precise, fast and clear service, pleasant and smiling staff, very patient with users, very good public service (Original) Bon accueil service précis rapide et clair personnel agréable et souriant, plein de patience avec les usagers très bon service public

What an amazing place for lunch. Every course was soooo delicious. Beautifully plated, clean flavours and just so yummy. Highly recommend!

Located in front of one of the dozens of churches in the city, this little gem offers an amazing, fresh, seasonal and short, yet perfect, weekly menu! Everything was great, from the food, to the service and the very fair price for the menu set. It’s a deal! Will go back anytime I visit the city! Easy to book by phone the same day.

Perfect. Very small menu and everything is delicious. I had the shrimp salad, the shrimps are hyper fresh, the salad also and the dressing is light and delicious. Cod is the best cod I’ve ever had, super fresh, the crustacean sauce is delicious, with lots of fresh crunchy veggies. Delicious wine. Very good value considering the quality and quantity. Excellent service, 1 young man mans the entire front of house, and he does so with ease and grace. Strongly recommend.

Great restaurant, with a short and simple menu, but with good quality products and tasteful combination s. Service was prompt and professional. The seating outside on Église St Maclou was lovely.Overall, very good experience, at a reasonable price.

Wonderful food, beautifully plated, at reasonable prices. Don't miss this gem!

Awesome. Fabulous. A superb meal in a cozy setting. Only 4 stars for the atmosphere because it is well lit and cozy (tight). But wonderful. It is still a good date night location. And reasonably priced. Under 50E for two plates and an appetizer. Bottles of wine were moderately priced. Over a month of traveling in France, this was the BEST fish my wife had and the BEST veal I have had. Incredible.

Delicious! And the staff is very friendly! The restaurant is well situated. I highly recommend this friend, small and perfect restaurant!

A few days ago we took a guided tour organized by the tourist office. We couldn't have made a better choice. It was a very interesting and entertaining two-hour tour (and very cheap 12€/person). Our guide, Lucy, was very knowledgeable and talented, and shared many interesting and little-known details about the city. I highly recommend it!

Amazing city, beautiful architecture, fantastic cathedral. We accidentally came across a lazer show celebrating the history of Rouen, magnificent.

The Rouen Office of Tourism was absolutely wonderful to work with. From the moment I arrived, the staff was welcoming, attentive, and eager to help. They provided clear and detailed information, helpful maps, and excellent suggestions that made exploring the city so much easier and more enjoyable.

I totally do not recommend picking the audio guide here. I am a huge fan of history and take the audio guides everywhere. This is one of the worst. First of all, the device is awful, it’s super quiet, you can barely hear the speech. Especially on the street. You can not move backward a little bit. If you miss something you have to listen from the very beginning of the section. Secondly the quality of materials is poor. Some parts are told very fast, so you can’t take your time to find the object or walk from one point to another to follow the story. The content is superbasic. If you just read the annotation and interesting facts on Wikipedia - it will be much more, than listening through the section. Also the content was not up to date in many points. Some materials in Rouen cathedral are no longer exposed, same for a few places in the citicenter as well. The good part it is chip - 8, euros in June 24 and the root through the city is really good and smart. I recommend you taking the route map in the tourist office and pass it on your own, reading the basic materials in Wiki or google reviews at each point. The city and it’s story are magnificent. One should take an effort to improve the educational services for the tourists.

Best place for tourists and travellers, it is very friendly and people are ready to help you to know about Rouen and Normandie. They have a very clear details for tourists and travellers, the must to do list and important places to visit. It also have a wide variety of souvenirs you can buy and also important memorabilias of the region. Tourism information office also has the money exchange where you can exchange most of the world currencies. I exchanged Singapore dollar, Hong Kong dollars and also British Pounds for a good rate. It is a perfect place for all tourism and travel kinda things in Rouen.

Small but has everything you need for your visit get your Saturday free bus ticket from hear staff are very helpful and your city map

Very helpful lady showing us points of interest to visit in Rouen

I went there on a Wednesday and it was closed so I couldn't see it inside. Anyway, I saw it outside and made another Joanne D'arc milestone.

Visited the Donjon tower on the 31st of December. Even though the tower looks amazing in the exterior, visiting the inside isn't really worth it. It is only open on weekends and there's nothing to see, really... we were informed that from March till November, it is used as an escape room, which sounds quite interesting so it would worth a visit then. The guy at the entrance was very kind, smiley, and polite.

Very interesting story and exhibition - when I went it was set up like the Nazis would have kept it after their invasion in 1944. The exhibitions change every two years.

This tower is slightly north from Rouen center, some 15 min walk. It has a great historical importance, as Joan the Arc was imprisoned here, waiting for her trial. Also, it had its role in WWII resistance movement, but that's it. Today, it's nothing but a tower. There's no museum there, nor you can enter it, so it's a 5 min photo stop only. Decide yourself is it worth making a detour as there's nothing else to do in the area

Pros: nice big tower, Cons: nothing more than just a tower... can not go inside, just observe from outside... as I know this is not the exact tower in which Joan was imprisoned...

Very cool tower

You can visit the place for free. Inside is the exposition from ww2 time.

Pretty church to visit if you are up near the Panorama for Rouen. There is also a nice monument for Jeanne d'Arc

(Translated by Google) If you’re walking around Rouen, don’t miss the Notre‑Dame‑de‑Bonsecours Basilica in Bonsecours – it sits on a high ground, like a guardian of the city, quietly overlooking the entire city of Rouen. By the local architect Jacques‑Eugène Barthélémy, it was carefully built from 1840 to 1844 and is one of the earliest neo-Gothic Revival churches in France. The towering bell tower and spire on the front are perfect for taking photos in the early morning or evening, giving you a visual impact of traveling through time. This has been a pilgrimage site since the 11th century, and in the past boatmen would hang models of boats as ex‑votos of thanksgiving. Today, a 16th-century polychrome wooden statue of the Virgin is preserved on the first floor of the church, which has also been crowned by the Pope and has the status of a “basilica minor”. Once you enter, you’ll be surrounded by painted walls – like a Gothic version of a colored can. The Byzantine-style interior is inspired by the Sainte-Chapelle in Paris. I especially recommend the mosaic floor of Sainte-Joseph Chapel, which uses the same glass + marble mosaic technique as Sainte-Chapelle in Paris. Moreover, the organ here was built by the famous Cavaillé‑Coll and completed in 1857. It was later upgraded with multiple stops, making it a dream “check-in place” for music lovers. The stained glass windows were produced by the Gsell factory in Choisy‑le‑Roi, telling the stories of the Old Testament prophets and the New Testament apostles. The main altar, choir, pulpit, etc. were hand-carved by Fulconis and his son, and the base was also carved with images of church fathers such as St. Augustine and St. Bernard. (Original) 如果你在鲁昂附近逛，千万别错过 Bonsecours 的 Notre‑Dame‑de‑Bonsecours 小圣殿 ——坐落在高地上，像是都市的守护者，静静俯瞰着整个鲁昂市区 从 1840 年到 1844 年，由当地建筑师 Jacques‑Eugène Barthélémy 挖心思建造，它可是法国最早的新哥特复兴风格教堂之一 。正面是高耸的钟塔与尖顶，特别适合在清晨或傍晚时拍照，有种穿越时代的视觉冲击 这里从 11 世纪就开始是朝圣地点，过去船工们还会挂上小船模型作为感恩的 ex‑voto 。如今，教堂一楼保存有一尊16世纪的多彩木雕圣母像，而且还获得了教皇加冕和“小圣殿”（basilica minor）的地位 。 一进门你会被彩绘墙面包围——像投入一个哥特版彩色罐头 。内部的拜占庭式鲜艳感，借鉴了巴黎圣礼拜堂的风格。特别推荐看 圣若瑟礼拜堂 的镶嵌地板，竟然用了跟巴黎圣礼拜堂一样的玻璃+大理石拼镶工艺 。 而且，这里的管风琴是由著名的 Cavaillé‑Coll 打造，1857 年落成，随后又升级了多个音栓，是音乐爱好者的梦中“打卡地” 。 彩窗由 Choisy‑le‑Roi 的 Gsell 工厂出品，讲述旧约先知和新约使徒们的故事。 主祭坛与圣歌台、讲道台等由 Fulconis 父子手工雕刻，底座还雕刻了圣奥古斯丁、圣伯纳德等教父形象

(Translated by Google) How beautiful this basilica is! The paintings on the ceilings and columns give it a special atmosphere that really sets it off. It's one of the many bell towers in the region worth visiting! (Original) Que cette basilique est belle ! Les peintures des plafonds et des colonnes lui donnent une atmosphère particulière qui la met tant en valeur. C'est un des nombreux clochers de la région à visiter !

(Translated by Google) An extraordinary monument. Breathtaking stained glass windows and quality statues! (Original) Un monument extraordinaire. Des vitraux à couper le souffle et des statues de qualité !

(Translated by Google) The Notre Dame de Bonsecours Basilica is located near the city of Rouen and today is part of the list of historic monuments. The church is very beautiful and is located opposite the monument dedicated to Joan of Arc. (Original) La Basilique Notre Dame de Bonsecours est située proche de la ville de Rouen et aujourd'hui fait partie de la liste de monuments historiques. L'église est très belle et se situe en face au monument dédié à Jeanne D'Arc.

(Translated by Google) A magnificent gospel concert in an equally magnificent setting. (Original) Un magnifique concert de gospel dans un cadre tout aussi magnifique.

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful 19th century building, presenting fine neo-Gothic architecture. The church is a basilica, without a transept. The richness of the building lies in the interior decorations. All the elevations and ceilings present very rich wall paintings. The only negative point is the heavy dirt which hinders the reading of the whole. Good cleaning and more maintenance will further preserve the church. The furniture is also very interesting but it is undoubtedly the organ which is splendid. It is one with the decor. It is very easy to get to and park there, often open. (Original) Un très bel édifice XIX°, présentant une architecture néo-gothique toute en finesse. L'église est une basilique, sans transept,. La richesse de l'édifice porte sur les décors intérieurs. L'ensemble des élévations et plafonds présentent des peintures murales d"une grande richesse. Le seul point négatif est le fort encrassement qui nuit à la lecture de l'ensemble. Un bon nettoyage et plus d'entretien préserverai davantage l'église. Le mobilier est lui aussi très intéressant mais c'est sas doute l'orgue qui est splendide. Il fait corps avec le décor. Il est très facile de d'y rendre et de s'y garer, ouvert souvent.

(Translated by Google) It is located behind the Musée des Beaux-Arts. It is only open on Sundays from 9 to 10 am, exclusively for masses. I only visited the exterior. The church served as the burial place of the holy bishops Godard, buried in the church in 525, and Romain, buried in 644. It was initially dedicated to Saint Mary of Faubourg, known as Saint Mary Outside the Walls, and most likely to Saint Romanus. Her body was transferred to the cathedral around 1090, leaving only the sarcophagus, which was preserved until the beginning of the 19th century. (Original) Fica atrás do Musée des Beaux-Arts. Só abre aos domingos das 09 às 10hs, exclusivamente para missas. Visitei somente o exterior. A igreja serviu como local de sepultamento dos santos bispos Godard, sepultado na igreja em 525, e Romain, sepultado em 644. Foi inicialmente dedicada a Santa Maria de Faubourg, conhecida como Santa Maria Fora dos Muros, e mais provavelmente a São Romano. Seu corpo foi transferido para a catedral por volta de 1090, restando apenas o sarcófago, que foi conservado até o início do século XIX.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful, well-preserved church with, on the day of our visit, an exhibition of the painter Giotto on the interior walls of the church and a video projection of a film on his work... To see and see again... (Original) Très belle église bien conservé avec en plus le jour de notre visite une exposition du peintre Giotto sur les murs intérieurs de l'église et une vidéoprojection d'un film sur son œuvre ... A voir et a revoir ...

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful religious building. In the run-up to Christmas, there is a beautiful nativity scene to look at and a projection of images of the famous Giotto on the gigantic columns inside. (Original) Tres bel édifice religieux. En ce temps précédent la Noël, il ya une belle crèche à regarder et une projection d images du célèbre Giotto sur les gigantesques colonnes à l'intérieur.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church with a tormented history with 4 stained glass windows from the 16th century inside (the others are from the 19th century), 1 of which represents Jesse's tree (photo): splendid. (Original) Belle église à l'histoire tourmentée avec à l'intérieur 4 vitraux du XVIe ( les autres sont du XIXe ) dont 1 représente l'arbre de Jesse ( photo ) : splendide.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful church with beautiful squares around it, especially in the evening with the lighting. (Original) Très belle église avec de belles placettes autour, surtout le soir avec les éclairages.

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful church in Rouen, absolutely incredible. We got married in this church and we recommend it to all couples looking for a church to get married in Rouen. (Original) La plus belle église de Rouen, absolument incroyable. Nous nous sommes mariés dans cette église et nous la recommandons à tout les couples recherchant une église pour se marier sur Rouen

(Translated by Google) Very pretty church seen from the outside, too bad when I was there it was closed but I imagine it must be magnificent when you see the outside (Original) Très jolie église vue d'extérieur dommage lors de mon passage elle était fermée mais j'imagine qu'elle doit être magnifique quand on voit l'extérieur

Super bar

Cool concept, definitely a must see when it's open

Super....

(Translated by Google) Founded by Saint Ouen, Archbishop of Rouen, in 640, it was then a chapel outside the city of Rouen and housed the relics of Saint Nicéze brought from Gasny. During the time of Saint Louis, it was incorporated into the city. In 1388, it became a parish church. The priest of Saint Nicéze was appointed by the Abbot of Saint Ouen. A new choir was built between 1538 and 1561. In 1560, the church was plundered by Calvinists. The church is known for its organ by Crepin Carlier, built in 1634. Restored in 1927-1928, it was inaugurated on 24 October 1928 by Joseph Bonnet. On 10 March 1934, a fire partially destroyed the church. The city of Rouen announced a competition to restore the nave and the bell tower. The project, chosen in 1935, was designed by the architects Pierre Chirol and Émile Gaillard; it was made of reinforced concrete. The work lasted from 1934 to 1937. The church was reopened for worship in 1940. The modern stained glass windows were made by Max Ingran. By the end of the 20th century, the reinforced concrete used for the reconstruction had deteriorated significantly and began to collapse. Water penetration weakened the south nave, which had to be partially reinforced. The church was therefore closed to visitors. (Original) Заснована Святим Уаном, архієпископом Руана, у 640 році, вона тоді була каплицею за межами міста Руан і містилася в ній мощі Святого Нікеза, привезені з Гасні. За часів Святого Людовика вона була включена до складу міста. У 1388 році вона стала парафіяльною церквою. Священика Сен-Нікез призначав абат Сен-Уена. Новий хор був побудований між 1538 і 1561 роками. У 1560 році кальвіністи пограбували церкву. Церква відома своїм органом Крепена Карльє, побудованим у 1634 році. Відреставрований у 1927-1928 роках, він був відкритий 24 жовтня 1928 року Жозефом Бонне. 10 березня 1934 року пожежа частково знищила церкву. Місто Руан оголосило конкурс на відновлення нефа та дзвіниці. Проєкт, обраний у 1935 році, був розроблений архітекторами П'єром Широлем та Емілем Гайяром; він був зроблений із залізобетону. Роботи тривали з 1934 по 1937 рік. Церкву знову відкрили для богослужінь у 1940 році. Сучасні вітражі виконані Максом Інграном. До кінця 20 століття залізобетон, використаний для реконструкції, значно погіршився та почав руйнуватися. Проникнення води послабило південний неф, який довелося частково укріпити. Тому церкву закрили для відвідування.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful time in an unusual venue where we were able to attend a behourd performance (Diex Aïe Saint Michel - Normandie Behourd...) a wonderful discovery and a superb atmosphere! We stayed there the entire afternoon and were able to enjoy a drink during the performance. A wonderful discovery of the venue and this discipline. (Original) Super moment dans un lieu atypique où nous avons pu assister à une représentation de behourd (Diex Aïe saint Michel - Normandie Behourd..) belle découverte et superbe ambiance ! Nous y sommes restés l’après midi entière et nous avons pu prendre un verre durant cette représentation. Belle découverte du lieu et de cette discipline

(Translated by Google) A magical place to drink a good beer in a church-like atmosphere!!! So beautiful! (Original) Un endroit magique pour boire une bonne bière dans une ambiance d'église !!! Trop beau !

(Translated by Google) A great discovery, the place is stunning, the atmosphere is great. The boards are very good and the drinks too. Tonight I don't know who's singing, but she has a sublime voice. (Original) Belle découverte, la place est canon, l'ambiance au top. Les planches sont très bien et les boissons aussi. Ce soir je ne sais pas qui chante mais elle a une voix sublime

(Translated by Google) One of the 3 busts in the open air representing Monet in France. This bust of Claude Monet dates from 1991, it is the work of Philippe GAREL, painter, sculptor and decorator, he was a professor at the Regional School of Fine Arts in Rouen from 1980 to 2005. (Original) Un des 3 bustes a l'air libre representant Monet en France. Ce buste de Claude Monet date de 1991, il est l’oeuvre de Philippe GAREL, peintre, sculpteur et décorateur, il a été professeur à l’École régionale des Beaux-Arts de Rouen de 1980 à 2005.

So boring compared to Paris - my expectations were too high.

Really dated shopping center. Escalator isn't working and some lamps are flickering. Could use a renovation.

I like to store very much It's very classy specially for the ladies they've got every type of our that you could possibly imagine perfumes makeup up and then towels bath for sundries I like it classy it's been around for a while and it's stood the pandemic and it's still there not many stores can say that they have very convenient to T1 To T2 T3 the one I visited is across from the Place Cathedral always worth a visit

The shop its not up to the standard the floor is used and old and ceiling looks like warehouse lighting not good and concession shop are not well put to light. The store look like second hand shop very dirty and disorganised. No price in the articles which it's supposed to be the key. Need a goodrelooking and flesh colour and good light.

Top top !

A huge and respectful shop center with alot of different brands, but a little bit expensive

Great prices I think 17€ for a glass of champagne, sushi roll, salad, and miss soup!

If I could give 0 starts I would. The rudest guy here today. Absolutely no help. Telephone staff have been more helpful. You shouldn't raise your voice at customers buddy, and try to be more helpful. You wasted my time for nothing.

We had so much help at Orange Rouen, a problem with our Travel Sim was quickly sorted by Emilie. So professional, so helpful, so friendly. Merci

Got wrong guidance at entry. Wait 15 to 20 min for one guy at desk. other staff not busy yet attending customers randomly.

As for me, this store in Rouen I like more than in Paris, the staff are more polite, attentive and workable

Worst place to buy something ever! Takes 1hour to be attended, and then they almost put you out by force, the commercial people don't know nothing!

Excellent

Wow, what an incredible event !

Incredible cathedral that was built between 1030 a d 1506. The spire is huge and dwarfs even modern buildings.

Fantastic exterior with numerous sculptures. Lovely stained glass windows and impressive vaulted ceilings. Well worth a visit.

Wonderful Cathedral... how thrilling the thought that Monet spent there a lot of time creating one of the most beautiful painting series of all time

Utterly awe inspiring.

Its beautiful stunning historic place

It's a masterpiece. Nice to participate in the pleasure of listening to Saturday choir

Great

Climb up here for panaromic view of Rouen - it’s worth the climb! Make sure to bring enough water and wind breaker as it gets windy.

One of the best views in Rouen!

(Translated by Google) A nice walk to discover the complete panorama of Rouen. Not always well indicated! (Original) Belle balade à faire pour découvrir le panorama complet de Rouen. Pas toujours bien indiqué !

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful panorama of the city of Rouen. I recommend Accessible on foot and by car (Original) Très beau panorama sur la ville de Rouen. Je recommande Accessible à pied et en voiture

(Translated by Google) This panorama offers you a breathtaking view of the city of Rouen! I strongly advise you to go there at sunset and take something for a picnic with you (don’t forget to leave with your trash :)) (Original) Ce panorama vous offre une vue imprenable sur la ville de Rouen ! Je vous conseille vivement d’y aller au moment du coucher de soleil et d’emporter avec vous de quoi pique-niquer (n’oubliez pas de repartir avec vos déchets :))

(Translated by Google) You couldn't get a better view of the entire city of Rouen and its surroundings. With the Seine River dividing the city in two and the magnificent cathedral standing right in front. Parking is free but limited. (Original) On ne peut pas avoir une meilleure vue sur toute la ville de Rouen et ses environs. Avec la seine fluviale qui divise la ville en deux et la magnifique cathédrale qui se dresse juste devant. Le stationnement est gratuit mais limité.

(Translated by Google) An impressive viewpoint of Rouen that you should see at least once. You can walk there or sit on the grass and enjoy the view. (Original) Point de vue impressionnant de Rouen à voir au moins une fois, on peut s'y balader oubse poser sur l'herbe et profiter de la vue

(Translated by Google) Located next to the Rouen train station, there is an ancient working Roman Catholic church in good condition. Start of construction in 1679. Completed construction works in in 1729. The bell tower was built in 1876. Dominant architectural style baroque (Original) Розташована поруч із залізничним вокзалом Руана старовинна діюча романо- католицька церква у гарному стані. Початок будівництва у 1679 році. Завершено будівельні роботи у 1729 році. Дзвіниця побудована у 1876 році. Домінуючий  архітектурний стиль бароко

(Translated by Google) Magnificent monument. Baroque, it nevertheless remains very classic and without excess or heaviness. The proportions of this building make you feel good there and the church during the day invites meditation and a comforting atmosphere emerges. The ioffices are lively, and even if we are just passing through, we quickly feel at ease in the audience. The organ at the back of the choir is surprising with this original position. (Original) Magnifique monument. Baroque, elle reste néanmoins très classique et sans excès et lourdeur. Les proportions de cet édifice font qu'on s'y sent bien et l 'église dans la journée invite au recueillement s'en dégage une atmosphère réconfortante. Les ioffices sont vivants, et même si on est que de passage, on est vite à l'aise dans l'assistance. Les orgues au fond du choeur étonnent par cette position originale.

(Translated by Google) The interior of this church is very beautiful (Original) L'intérieur de cette église est très beau

(Translated by Google) Are the churches private? A man says that the celebration is private, if I can come back in 5 minutes... I don't understand... My behavior was discreet and polite. What right does he have to tell me to leave? (Original) Les eglises sont privees? Un homme dit que la celebration est privee, si je peu retorner dans 5 minutes... Je ne comprend pas... Mon comportement était discret et poli. De quel droit me dit-il de partir ?

(Translated by Google) September 1999.My daughter and I stayed for three days. Excellent memory with maternal nuns. Azio and Livia Bottazzi Turin. (Original) Settembre 1999.Soggiornato per tre giorni io e mia figlia. Ricordo ottimo con suore materne. Azio e Livia Bottazzi Torino.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful baroque building, in a region which has few. The little hares that you will find in the decoration of the church are a reminder of the Becdelièvre family who financed its construction in the 17th-18th centuries. It houses superb stained glass windows from the 16th–17th centuries from disused or destroyed churches. (Original) Très bel édifice baroque, dans une région qui en compte peu. Les petits lièvres que vous trouverez dans la décoration de l'église sont un rappel de la famille Becdelièvre qui en a financé la construction au XVIIe-XVIIIe siècles. Elle abrite de superbes vitraux des XVIe– XVIIe siècles provenant d'églises désaffectées ou détruites.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful church (Original) Très belle église

A beautiful historical square in the center of Rouen. It is surrounded by picturesque buildings there are cafes to sit and enjoy the day. The Saint Maclou church is also there.

Very picturesque square

Awesome place.

(Translated by Google) I often pass through the Saint-Maclou district which I love. Place Barthélémy has incredible charm with the Saint-Maclou church at its heart. The half-timbered houses and other small (and this is not pejorative) masterpieces are a feast for the eyes. (Original) Je passe très souvent dans le quartier Saint-Maclou que j'adore. La place Barthélémy a un charme fou avec en son coeur l'église Saint-Maclou. Les maisons à colombages et autres petits (et ce n'est pas péjoratif) chefs d'oeuvres sont un régal pour les yeux.

(Translated by Google) A cute little place with its Saint-Maclou church. Before, there was a maple tree which was cut down because it was sick, but a beautiful flower bed enhances the array of colors of the half-timbered houses. (Original) Une petite place toute mignonne avec son église Saint-Maclou. Avant, il y avait un érable qui a été abattu car malade mais un beau massif floral rehausse la panoplie de couleurs des maisons à colombage.

(Translated by Google) Buchettes and checkerboards, bell towers and cobblestones, a superb place to stroll is absolutely worth discovering in Rouen. So named to pay homage to an architect, it also highlights the Saint-Maclou church. The half-timbered houses are very picturesque. Rouen has several listed half-timbered houses. The one located at number 107 rue Malpalu is worth a detour. On the facade, a date: 1736. Please note, this is private property. In the same street, other pretty Norman houses are to be seen... and it is located very close to the aforementioned Place. (Original) Buchettes et damiers, clocheton et pavés, une superbe place pour flâner est à découvrir absolument à Rouen. Ainsi nommée pour rendre hommage à un architecte, elle met en valeur aussi l'église Saint-Maclou. Les maisons à colombages sont très pittoresques. Rouen à plusieurs maisons à pans de bois classées. Celle située au numéro 107 de la rue Malpalu mérite un détour. Sur la façade, une date : 1736. Attention c'est une propriété privé. Dans la même rue, d'autres jolies maisons normandes sont à voir... et c'est situé tout près de la Place pré-citée.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, with quite remarkable and interesting buildings, some of which lean quite dangerously. (Original) Красив, с доста забележителни и интересни сгради, някои то които наклонени доста опасно.

(Translated by Google) There is the cathedral and there is this thing (Original) Il y a la cathédrale et il y a ce machin

(Translated by Google) horribly ugly (Original) horriblement laid

Sad state

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful church. (Original) Une très belle église.

(Translated by Google) A small chapel already existed at the beginning of the 13th century, which is believed to have been the foundation of the Abbey of Saint-Ouen. It also had its patronage. In 1230, Saint-Vivien became an intramural parish. The church served as the abbey church of Saint-Ouen when it burned down. It was completely rebuilt in 1358. It consists of two naves and a bell tower. It was consecrated by the Bishop of Avranches. Located in a flourishing textile district, it was expanded in the mid-15th century. In 1560, the Calvinists damaged the church. In the 16th century, the naves were widened and a new one was built to the south. In 1636, the central nave was raised after the construction of an apartment building along the walls of the church. It then took on its current appearance. The extension of the Rue Armand-Carrel in 1880 demolished the houses around the church and cleared the front yard. Later, the architect Lucien Lefort built a porch for the church. Today, on the north wall of the church along the Rue Saint-Vivienne, overlooking the Croix-des-Pierre district, you can see the remains of the Saint-Vivienne fountain and the tower used to rescue abandoned babies. (Original) Невелика каплиця вже існувала на початку 13 століття, яка, як вважається, була фундаментом абатства Сент-Уен. Вона також мала його патронат. У 1230 році Сен-Вів'єн стала внутрішньомуральною парафією. Церква служила абатською церквою Сент-Уен, коли згоріла. У 1358 році її було повністю перебудовано. Вона складається з двох нефів та дзвіниці. Її освятив єпископ Авранш. Розташована в квітучому районі тканин, вона розширилася в середині 15 століття. У 1560 році кальвіністи завдали церкві шкоди. У 16 столітті нефи були розширені, а новий був побудований на південь. У 1636 році центральний неф був піднятий після будівництва багатоквартирного будинку вздовж стін церкви. Тоді він набув свого нинішнього вигляду. Розширення вулиці Арман-Каррель у 1880 році зруйнувало будинки навколо церкви та розчистило передній двір. Пізніше архітектор Люсьєн Лефорт збудував для церкви ганок. Сьогодні на північній стіні церкви вздовж вулиці Сен-Вів'єн, звідки відкривається вид на район Круа-де-П'єр, можна побачити залишки фонтану Сен-Вів'єн та вежі, яку використовували для порятунку покинутих немовлят.

(Translated by Google) I parked in front of the church, from there good access to the city center. One star deducted because the parking lot is quite small. Park for free only on weekends and public holidays, otherwise take out a parking ticket! Recommend Easy Park there. (Original) Habe vor der Kirche geparkt, von dort guter Zugang zur Innenstadt. Ein Stern Abzug weil der Parkplatz recht klein ist. Nur am Wochenende und Feiertags frei parken, sonst Parkschein ziehen! Empfehle dort Easy Park.

(Translated by Google) Acoustics! And the concert is in the era of time Christmas. If you missed today's, the same one takes place at the Church of the Angels in Bihorel. (Original) L' acoustique ! Et le concert est dans l'ère du temps de Noël. Si vous avez râté celui de ce jour, le même à lieu à l'église des anges à Bihorel.

(Translated by Google) The city of 100 bell towers sometimes has good surprises in store for us... Not in this case, even if the interior is worth seeing, there are much better places in the city... (Original) La ville au 100 clochers nous réserve parfois de Bonne surprise ... Pas dans ce cas même si l'intérieur est a voir il y a beaucoup mieux dans la ville ...

(Translated by Google) Very pretty on the outside. (Original) Muy bonita por fuera.

(Translated by Google) A real well of light coming from the stained glass windows, most of which (but not all) are from the 16th century. Worth the visit 🤩🤩🤩🤩. (Original) Un véritable puits de lumière venant des vitraux dont la plupart ( mais pas tous ) sont du XVIe. Vaut la visite 🤩🤩🤩🤩.

(Translated by Google) Closed following the danger order of July 2024. Displayed on the church door. I suppose you have to follow municipal news and that of buildings in France to know the stages of work. I assume that the service continues, and that the canon can be contacted on his telephone. (Original) Fermé suite arrêté de péril de juillet 2024. Affiché sur la porte de l'église. Je suppose qu'il faut suivre l'actualité municipale et celle des bâtiments de France pour connaître les tranches de travaux. Je présume que le service continue, et que le chanoine est contactable sur son téléphone.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent stained glass windows ❤️ (Original) Vitraux magnifique ❤️

(Translated by Google) Certainly it is a beautiful church with beautiful ceremonies but I have just learned that 23 students from the St François de Sales (FSSPX) school with a teacher trained by this FSSPX church have left for St Patrice. Based on the elements in my possession, I find this inelegant. (Original) Certes c 'est une belle église avec de belles cérémonies mais je viens d'apprendre que 23 élèves de l'école St François de Sales (FSSPX)avec une institutrice formée par cette église de la FSSPX sont partis pour St Patrice. En fonction des éléments en ma possession, je trouve cela inelegant.

(Translated by Google) A very special little church in Rouen, which has remained intact with its stained glass windows in recent history. And a place which is part of a traditional worship which has its place in local Christianity. (Original) Une petite église très particulière à Rouen, restée intacte avec ses vitraux dans l'histoire récente. Et un lieu qui s'inscrit dans un culte traditionnel qui a sa place dans la chrétienté locale.

(Translated by Google)  The Saint-Patrice church in Rouen presents itself as a real gallery of magnificent stained glass windows. Most are from the 16th century, the others from the 19th, and one is by Max Ingrand. Like the Rouen churches of Saint-Vivien and Saint-Godard, it has a central nave and two side aisles. Originally, it was vaulted in wood. Historically, the building was preceded by two buildings. In the 10th century, the location occupied by the current church was outside the walls. It housed an oratory already dedicated to Patrice, patron saint of Ireland. A fire devastated the entire district in 1228. The reconstruction was an opportunity to extend the perimeter of the walls: the new church was then erected within the city walls. In 1535, Saint-Patrice was completely rebuilt in flamboyant Gothic style. The surrounding area, soon inhabited by rich families of notable people from Rouen, saw the construction of sumptuous private mansions. Members of the Parliament of Normandy had taken up residence there. And there was no shortage of sources of funding for the stained glass windows. In 1562, Saint-Patrice was pillaged by the Huguenots. The royal army of Henry IV besieged the city in November 1591 (until April 1592). On this occasion, cannonballs pierce the bell tower (remember that the building rises very close to the rampart located to the north). In 1648, major works enlarged it: widened bedside; erection of the west facade on the street, and extension of the south aisle to current Rue Saint-Patrice. Around 1650, a very active priest, Pierre Chrétien, founded, in buildings nearby, a community of priests (called a seminary), responsible, among other things, for the education of poor children. A part of the church was reserved for its members. The community was dissolved in 1791. In 1854, the Carmelites came to settle in part of these old buildings. Currently, the location is home to a real estate residence. During the Revolution, the church was initially kept in the list of parish churches of the city - which allowed it to be enriched with furniture from suppressed religious establishments. Closed in 1793, it was then occupied by the society of theophilanthropists and, in 1802, returned to worship. Finally, in the 19th century, a return to architecture: the west portal was completely redeveloped by the architect Eugène Barthélemy. Even more than Saint-Vivien and Saint-Godard, the Saint-Patrice church is truly surrounded by Renaissance stained glass windows. Only the entrance above the organ gallery is without it. This is why, if you are in Rouen, a visit to Saint-Patrice is essential. This page focuses on the building's 16th century stained glass windows, without claiming to be exhaustive. The bay numbers shown are those of the Corpus Vitrearum. (Original)  L'église Saint-Patrice de Rouen se présente comme une vraie galerie de magnifiques vitraux. La plupart sont du XVIe siècle, les autres, du XIXe, un dernier est de Max Ingrand. Comme les églises rouennaises de Saint-Vivien et de Saint-Godard, elle présente une nef centrale et deux bas-côtés. À l'origine, elle était voûtée en bois. Historiquement, le bâtiment a été précédé de deux édifices. Au Xe siècle, l'emplacement qu'occupe l'église actuelle était à l'extérieur des murailles. Il abritait un oratoire déjà dédié à Patrice, saint patron de l'Irlande. Un incendie ravagea tout le quartier en 1228. La reconstruction fut l'occasion de repousser le périmètre des murailles : la nouvelle église fut dès lors érigée dans l'enceinte de la ville. En 1535, Saint-Patrice fut entièrement rebâtie en style gothique flamboyant. Le quartier aux alentours, bientôt habité par de riches familles de notables rouennais, vit s'élever de somptueux hôtels particuliers. Des membres du Parlement de Normandie y avaient élu leur domicile. Et les sources de financement pour les vitraux ne manquèrent pas. En 1562, Saint-Patrice est pillée par les huguenots. L'armée royale d'Henri IV assiège la ville en novembre 1591 (jusqu'à avril 1592). À cette occasion, des boulets de canon viennent percer le clocher (rappelons que l'édifice s'élève tout près du rempart situé au nord). En 1648, d'importants travaux l'agrandissent : chevet élargi ; érection de la façade ouest sur la rue, et extension du bas-côté sud jusqu'à la rue Saint-Patrice actuelle. Vers 1650, un curé très actif, Pierre Chrétien, fonda, dans des bâtiments tout à côté, une communauté de prêtres (appelée séminaire), chargée, entre autres, de l'instruction des enfants pauvres. Une partie de l'église était réservée à ses membres. La communauté fut dissoute en 1791. En 1854, les Carmélites vinrent s'installer dans une partie de ces anciens bâtiments. À l'heure actuelle, l'emplacement abrite une résidence immobilière. À la Révolution, l'église est tout d'abord conservée dans la liste des églises paroissiales de la ville - ce qui lui permettra de s'enrichir de mobiliers venant d'établissements religieux supprimés. Fermée en 1793, elle est ensuite occupée par la société des théophilantropes et, en 1802, rendue au culte. Enfin, au XIXe siècle, retour à l'architecture : le portail ouest est complètement réaménagé par l'architecte Eugène Barthélemy. Encore plus que Saint-Vivien et Saint-Godard, l'église Saint-Patrice est véritablement cernée par les vitraux Renaissance. Seule l'entrée au-dessus de la tribune d'orgue en est dépourvue. C'est pourquoi, si vous passez à Rouen, une visite à Saint-Patrice s'impose. Cette page met l'accent sur les vitraux du XVIe siècle de l'édifice, sans prétendre à l'exhaustivité. Les numéros des baies indiqués sont ceux du Corpus Vitrearum.

(Translated by Google) Very pretty church, with stained glass windows from all periods and a splendid heart... I recommend!! (Original) Eglise très jolie, avec des vitraux de toutes époques et un coeur splendide... Je recommande!!

(Translated by Google) The youngest priest, who arrived not so long ago and now serves with other respected and much more experienced priests in this beautiful church, must seriously reflect: is he truly in his right place in life, or has he simply, out of natural pride, made a profound mistake in choosing such a serious life path, one that requires true spiritual awareness 🤔☝🏻😉🙂?... Because feelings of arrogance, envy, and hypocrisy are completely incompatible with the service of our Lord, since Jesus Christ teaches us understanding, sensitivity, patience, and love for our neighbor ☝🏻😉🙂... And I am sure that through my prayers, Our Lord Himself will put everything in its place in this disappointing and unpleasant story, for there is nothing secret that would not become clear to Him 🥲🙏🏻👐🏻... Amen 🙏🏻. Peace and insight to all 🙂🙏🏻❤️‍🔥🕊️👐🏻. (Original) Le plus jeune prêtre, arrivé il n'y a pas si longtemps, et qui sert maintenant avec d'autres Pères respectés et beaucoup plus expérimentés dans cette belle église, doit sérieusement réfléchir : est-il vraiment à sa place dans la vie ou simplement par orgueil naturel il a fait une profonde erreur en choisissant un chemin de vie aussi sérieux, qui exige une véritable conscience spirituelle 🤔☝🏻😉🙂?... Parce que les sentiments d'arrogance, d'envie et d'hypocrisie sont totalement incompatibles avec le service de notre Seigneur, puisque Jésus-Christ nous enseigne la compréhension, la sensibilité, la patience et l'amour du prochain ☝🏻😉🙂... Et je suis sûr que par mes prières Notre Seigneur Lui-même mettra tout à sa place dans cette histoire décevante et désagréable, car il n'y a rien de secret qui ne Lui deviendrait clair 🥲🙏🏻👐🏻... Amen 🙏🏻. Paix et perspicacité à tous 🙂🙏🏻❤️‍🔥🕊️👐🏻.

(Translated by Google) This church was built at the beginning of the 20th century. It is modern compared to certain other churches in the town but retains this religious mystery. I particularly like paintings of the heart. (Original) Cette église a été construite début du XXeme siècle elle est moderne par rapport à certaines autres églises de l agglomération mais garde ce mystère religieux . J aime particulièrement les tableaux du cœur.

(Translated by Google) Very good Catholic community, I was welcomed with love. (Original) Très bonne communauté catholique, j'ai été accueilli avec amour.

(Translated by Google) A warm welcome at a difficult time! A big thank you to Deacon Patrick Guillot and his team. A magnificent funeral homily. (Original) Un accueil des plus chaleureux dans un moment difficile ! Un grand merci au diacre Patrick guillot et à son équipe. Une magnifique homélie funéraire .

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful church. The priest and jovial the joyful and friendly mass a welcome for the new ones with a flower necklace seen for the first time in a place of worship. To discover (Original) Très belle église. Le prêtre et jovial la messe joyeuse et convivial un accueil pour les nouveaux avec un collier de fleurs vu la première fois dans un lieu de culte. A découvrir

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful church. Very beautiful funeral ceremony. I also baptized my daughter there 25 years ago (Original) Très belle église. Cérémonie funéraire très belle. J'y ai également baptisé ma fille il y'a 25 ans

(Translated by Google) Very good with a choir (Original) Très bien avec une chorale

(Translated by Google) A place where we feel good and protected, where we regain strength, courage to move forward. Thanks to Father Roland for his listening and kindness. (Original) Un lieu où l on se sent bien et protegé ,où l on reprend de la force , du courage pour aller de l avant . Merci au père Roland pour son écoute et sa bienveillance.

(Translated by Google) The place is pleasant, in keeping with the “village” neighborhood, and the parish is led by a wonderful man who embodies the dignity of the priesthood through his empathy and humility. (Original) Le lieu est agréable, en adéquation avec le quartier "village", et la paroisse est dirigée par un homme formidable qui incarne la dignité de la prêtrise par son empathie et son humilité.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful building, which unfortunately seems to be for sale which is surprising... Nice little church, though it seems it is up for sale(!) (Original) Bel edifice, qui semble malheureusement être en vente ce qui étonne... Nice little church, though it seems it is up for sale(!)

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful church, lots of good and bad memories. (Original) Très belle église beaucoup de bon et mauvais souvenir.

(Translated by Google) Sad event but solemn setting which contributes to the solemnity and contemplation of the moment. (Original) Événement.triste mais cadre solennel et qui participe à la solennité et au recueillement du moment.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful ceremony practiced with devotion. (Original) Très belle cérémonie pratiquée avec dévotion.

(Translated by Google) Always superb masses very well said and sung (Original) Toujours des superbes messes très bien dîtes et chantés