Considering the Campanile Caen Nord in Caen?
A VT member wrote the following comment about visiting Caen:
Look at Vieux-St.-Etienne Church by hquittner
This name of this church is somewhat confusing. When the local people of this neighborhood struggled to build their parish church and dedicated it to St. Etiennne during the 13-16C, they added the "Vieux" to the name to distinguish it from the nearby Abbey church to the same saint built by Duke (King) William in 1066. (Was there an antecedent much older one on this site?). This "duplicate" was partly damaged in WWII but the beautiful octagonal tower and apse still remain intact. (We did not try to enter it).
