Chapels classified in Normandy

Wood-paned church
76640 Alvimare

The chapel of the Blanques, a religious building with wooden strips from the 1st quarter of the 16th century, is located in Alvimare in Normandy. Ranked a historical monument in 1974, it bears witness to the local medieval heritage.

Romanesque and Gothic Chapel
76400 Fécamp

The Notre-Dame-du-Salut chapel of Fécamp, built in the 13th and 18th centuries, is an emblematic maritime pilgrimage site of Normandy, perched on the Côte de la Vierge in Fécamp, Seine-Maritime.

Gothic Chapel
76740 Le Bourg-Dun

The Saint-Julien Chapel, built between the 13th and 15th centuries in Le Bourg-Dun (Seine-Maritime), is a medieval jewel in flint and sandstone, adorned with rare frescoes and listed as a Historical Monument in 2008.

Romanesque Chapel
76140 Le Petit-Quevilly

The former Chartreuse Saint-Julien-lès-Rouen, founded in the 12th century in the Petit-Quevilly in Normandy, is a historic monastic site of which only the classified chapel remains, decorated with unique medieval frescoes.

Chapel
76450 Sasseville

The Chapel Notre-Dame de Flamanvillette, located in Sasseville, Normandy, is a 13th, 16th and 18th century religious building, mixing medieval choir and classical nave, inscribed with historical monuments since 1964.

Romanesque Chapel
76000 Rouen

The chapel of Grandmont, an ancient 13th-century Sainte-Catherine church in Rouen, is a medieval vestige listed as a historical monument, the only witness of a grandmontain priory in Normandy.

Chapel
76850 Grigneuseville

Louvetot Chapel, also known as Sainte-Marie-Madeleine Chapel, is a 13th, 15th and 19th century religious building located in Grigneuseville, Normandy. Ranked a historic monument in 1984, it preserves heritage features such as a painted coat of arms and a 17th century obituary stone.

Baroque and classical chapel
76000 Rouen

The old chapel Saint-Yon, built in the early eighteenth century in Rouen, is a classic vestige of the Institute of Brothers of Christian Schools, now integrated into the C.E.S. Alexis-Carrel. Its history combines education, religion and social transformation in Normandy.