The Baroque west front and the bell tower of Notre-Dame cathedral in Le Havre on a sunny day, with post-war buildings on either side.

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Le Havre Cathedral

Le Havre Cathedral, the church of Notre-Dame, was built mainly between the late 16th and mid-17th centuries in a mix of Flamboyant Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles, with a bell tower from about 1520. Badly damaged in September 1944, it was kept and restored within Auguste Perret's rebuilt city centre and became a cathedral in 1974.

Nearby

MuMa – Museum of Modern Art André Malraux

art museum

St. Joseph's Church

church

Free entry

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