Belfries and towers of the Clock in Normandy

Clock Tower
76000 Rouen

The Gros Horloge de Rouen, an emblematic 14th century monument, combines a Gothic belfry and a Renaissance astronomical clock, crossing the street of the same name in the historic heart of the Norman city.

Clock Tower
27000 Évreux

The Tower of the Horloge d'Evreux, built in the early 15th century, is an emblematic belfry located near the town hall, illustrating Norman medieval urban architecture.

Belfry
27700 Les Andelys

The Andelys belfry is an iconic monument located in the Andelys town of Normandy. Its history and exact period remain to be specified.

Clock Tower
61130 Bellême

The Clock Tower, built in the 13th century in Bellême, Normandy, is the only vestige of the ancient fortifications of this medieval city. Built in white stone and flint, it houses an iconic clock.

Clock Tower
76000 Rouen

The Tower of the Belfry of Rouen, built between the 14th and 15th centuries, is a Gothic monument emblematic of the city, home to one of the oldest watchmaking mechanisms in France and symbolizing the struggle of influence between civil and religious powers.

27700 aux Andelys

The House and former belfry of the Madeleine, 17th century building located in the Andelys in Normandy, combines civil habitat and emblematic architectural element of the city.