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Beausoleil Says: The church in Caudebec is not a cathedral since it must have a bishop's seat to be a cathedral, but it is very impressive and has some amazing stained glass.Here is my Journal entry for the church:We walked back into Caudebec to visit Eglise Notre Dame which was mentioned in...
Notre-Dame de Caudebec-en-Caux
Airpunk Says: This church is indeed a masterpiece of flamboyant gothic architecture. It was built between 1425 and 1539, but the front portal wasn't finished until the 17th century. All over the church you will find filigrane gothic art and small stauettes. It is said that there were far...
La Marine, facing on the Seine: Excellent restaurant with a fabulous view!
Beausoleil Says: We had visited the wonderful abbeys at Jumiège and St. Wandrille. Unfortunately it was Monday and many restaurants are closed. Thus started our search for lunch. We drove along the Seine until we arrived in Caudebec-en-Caux where we spotted a Logis de France facing the...
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This church is indeed a masterpiece of flamboyant gothic architecture. It was built between 1425 and 1539, but the front portal wasn't finished until the 17th...
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I had long wanted to visit Jumiéges Abbey and this was the day. We found it (and a wonderful wind mill along the way), zipped down to St. Wandrille Abbey and then started looking for lunch. No luck ....
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From Tancarville via Caudebec to Rouen
Caudebec-en-Caux is a small town (around 2500 inhabitants) which was on the way on our trip through the Seine valley. We started in the morning near Tancarville, made some stops in Lillebonne, St....
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