Chartres Cathedral with its two unequal west spires, south rose window and green copper roof rising above the town's houses.

Free entry

Chartres Cathedral

Chartres Cathedral is the Gothic cathedral of Notre-Dame in Chartres, built mostly between 1194 and 1220 above an earlier Romanesque crypt. Most of its medieval stained-glass windows survive, its three portals carry hundreds of sculpted figures, and its two different west spires date from about 1160 and 1507–1513. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Mon08:30–19:30

Tue08:30–19:30

Wed08:30–19:30

Thu08:30–19:30

Fri08:30–19:30

Sat08:30–19:30

Sun08:30–19:30

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