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Graville Abbey on its wooded hillside in Le Havre: the Romanesque church with its square bell tower and the priory buildings in sunshine.
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Philippe Alès · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Source

Graville Abbey

Graville Abbey is a former priory on a hillside above the Seine estuary in Le Havre, with a Romanesque church begun in the late 11th century and dedicated to Saint Honorine. Its buildings house a museum of medieval religious statues and more than 200 models of houses, and the site is surrounded by a cemetery and terraced gardens with a view over the city.

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Sat13:45–18:00
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