Selection of the most beautiful monuments in Normandy

Gallo-Roman Theatre
76170 Lillebonne

Lillebonne's ancient theatre, a Gallo-Roman building dating from the 1st century, is a monument of spectacle partially backed by a hill, located in the former Juliobona (present-day Lillebonne, Normandy).

Joan of Arc Tower
76000 Rouen

The Jeanne-d'Arc tower, a 12th century circular dungeon in Rouen, is the last vestige of the Philippian castle. Historical symbol linked to the trial of Jeanne d'Arc, it dominates the hill of Bouuvreuil in Normandy.

Castle
76430 Tancarville

Tancarville Castle, located in Normandy in Tancarville (Seine-Maritime), is a former 11th century castle, partially rebuilt in the 17th century, overlooking the Seine. Ranked a historical monument, it blends medieval remains with classical architecture.

Castle
76540 Valmont

Valmont Castle, built between the 11th and 16th centuries in Valmont, Normandy, is a fortified castle combining Romanesque donjon and Renaissance wing, overlooking the eponymous valley.

Flamboyant Gothic architecture
76170 Lillebonne

The church Notre-Dame de Lillebonne, a religious building of the 16th and 19th centuries, stands in this Norman city marked by its rich Gallo-Roman and medieval past. Its flamboyant Gothic architecture blends with neo-Gothic restorations.

Gothic Church
76330 Norville

The church of Saint-Martin de Norville, a 15th and 16th century Catholic building, stands in the Norman commune of Norville (Seine-Maritime), with an iconic bell tower of 33 metres initially.

Throat Barn
76940 Heurteauville

The Heurteauville tithe barn, built in the 12th century, is a medieval stone building located in Heurteauville, Normandy, formerly dependent on Jumièges Abbey.

Halle
76750 Buchy

The old halls of Buchy, built in the seventeenth century in the Seine-Maritime, are an architectural testimony of Norman local commerce. They were registered with the Monuments Historices in 1934 and dominated the town's central square.