Churches classified in the English Channel

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50530 Genêts

The Church of Notre-Dame de Genêts, a Catholic building of the 12th, 14th, 15th and 18th centuries, stands in the heart of the village of Genêts, in the English Channel, in Normandy. Ranked a historic monument, it combines Romanesque and Gothic styles.

Eglise néo-gothique
50640 Le Teilleul

Saint-Patrice du Teilleul Church, a neo-Gothic building from the mid-19th century, stands in the Manche in Normandy. Classified as a historic monument, it illustrates the neo-norman architectural current with a circular sacristy unique in the region.

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50310 Fresville

The church of Saint-Martin de Fresville, a Catholic building of the 12th, 14th and 15th centuries, stands in the Channel in Normandy. It combines Romanesque and Gothic styles, with a steeple in marked building and classified historical furniture.

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50800 La Lande-d'Airou

The Saint-Martin church of La Lande-d'Airou, a Roman Catholic building dating from the early 16th century, combines Gothic and Renaissance features. Located in the Manche, Normandy, it forms a heritage complex with the Château du Milieu.

Eglise gothique
50340 Benoîtville

Saint-Pierre de Benoîtville Church, a 13th and 19th century Catholic building, stands in the Manche in Normandy. Its bell tower, registered with historical monuments, has dominated the village since 1947.

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50660 Orval sur Sienne

Saint-Georges de Montchaton church, a Roman Catholic building of the 11th and 15th centuries, overlooks the bay of Siena at Orval sur Siena (Manche). Its fortified bell tower and unique nave make it a remarkable historic site.

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50750 La Mancellière-sur-Vire

The church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste, built in the 12th century at La Mancellière-sur-Vire in Normandy, is a simple Romanesque building, classified as a historical monument, marked by its built-up bell tower and its medieval arch structures.

Eglise romane
50310 Saint-Marcouf

Saint-Marcouf Church, the 11th, 13th and 15th century Catholic building, stands in Saint-Marcouf, Normandy. Classified as a historic monument, it houses a pre-Roman crypt and a rich Romanesque and Gothic architectural heritage.