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Across the river...to the house on the bridge!
angiebabe Says: In the old days....! there were houses built on bridges ...but anyway heres the remains of what apparently were 5...and its in accord with the rest of the photogenic medieval houses and buildings to be found on the other side of the river in the old town centre of Vernon.A...
Drive or walk the few kms to beautiful Giverny
angiebabe Says: Monet's beautiful garden at Giverny is such a special highlight! Ive been blessed to have been 3 times - so stunning and photo worthy of so many shots each visit!No wonder Monet set up home here and just stayed put indulging in the colours and atmosphere of his beautiful...
Follow the Tourist walking guide map
angiebabe Says: From the Youth hostel brochures I found a walking guide of the little streets and building sights around the town which was quite helpful - helpful at keeping me lured to the town for much longer anyway! Thinking I could do a rushed run around in an hour I probably took...
Find the beautiful medieval bits & pieces around
angiebabe Says: Lots of little wood carvings on house corners and eaves and door ways to look out for - going back to the medieval days.makes great meandering about the streets - in addition to the medieval buildings themselves are the cute little finishings.I really enjoyed Vernon but...
coceng Says: This would be my last photo in Vernon.After taking the photo of The City Hall, we slowly walked back to the direction of the train station.Asking for a direction from a lady who led us to the right road hence passing this leafy road...
coceng Says: This is a statue in front of The City Hall in Vernon.This City Hall is just the opposite of The Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame.It was built at the end of the 19th century on a newly created square. The builder raise the bell tower higher than the church, because of the...
The Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame...
coceng Says: The Collegiate Church of Notre Dame dates back to the Roman period (end of 11th Century) but its construction continued from the Gothic period to end in the 17th Century.Now the photo is showing The West Façade, which is more decorative & very beautiful ! It boasts a rose...
The Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame...
coceng Says: The Collegiate Church of Notre Dame dates back to the Roman period (end of 11th Century) but its construction continued from the Gothic period to end in the 17th Century.This photo by me is showing the entrance of The Eastern Facade.
The Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame...
coceng Says: The Collegiate Church of Notre Dame dates back to the Roman period (end of 11th Century) but its construction continued from the Gothic period to end in the 17th Century.Closer look on the church by me...The church was dedicated in 1072 to 'The Holy Mother of God'.
The Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame...
coceng Says: The Collegiate Church of Notre Dame dates back to the Roman period (end of 11th Century) but its construction continued from the Gothic period to end in the 17th Century.This photo was taken as we came from the Seine River towards the town area.
coceng Says: Vernon is an ancient town ! It is situated about 70 km from Paris & being regarded as the gateway to Normandy region & located in the lower Seine Valley.The photo is showing another Maison du temps jadis & it is one of the oldest houses in Vernon.This corbelled construction...
coceng Says: Vernon is an ancient town ! It is situated about 70 km from Paris & being regarded as the gateway to Normandy region & located in the lower Seine Valley.Around Vernon, we could see many 'Houses of The Past Times' or known as Maison du temps jadis.All of them are well-kept.
coceng Says: Vernon is an ancient town ! It is situated about 70 km from Paris & being regarded as the gateway to Normandy region & located in the lower Seine Valley.The rest of the photos were taken by me after we came back from Giverny.Most people would reach Vernon on their way to...
coceng Says: Vernon is an ancient town ! It is situated about 70 km from Paris & being regarded as the gateway to Normandy region & located in the lower Seine Valley.Vernon lies on the bank of Seine River & its location makes it as one of the scenic towns in Haute-Normandy region.
angiebabe Says: Part of what I like about travelling around Europe is the opportunity to touch on the history - the World Wars are a tragic part of our history but Ive found I tend to get a lot out of also being in these places where these 'International' events did happen.There are several...
Nice little town in Normandy / Monets Gardens
bobyn Says: Nice little town in Normandy with Monet's Gardens closeby. I was here while we were visiting a friend. This is a nice little place you could pop down to if you are in the locality. Theres a little square in the town centre with nice old buildings to see, typical Normandy...
The Interiors Of The Church Notre-Dame...
coceng Says: These photos taken by me showing the interiors of The Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame in Vernon.The interior is very decorative with high ceiling & stained glass windows.The windows depict some scenes from the middle-ages or just plain modern-art.
The Interiors Of The Church Notre-Dame...
coceng Says: These photos taken by me showing the interiors of The Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame in Vernon.The interior is very decorative with high ceiling & stained glass windows.The windows depict some scenes from the middle-ages or just plain modern-art.
The Interiors Of The Church Notre-Dame...
coceng Says: These photos taken by me showing the interiors of The Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame in Vernon.The interior is very decorative with high ceiling & stained glass windows.The windows depict some scenes from the middle-ages or just plain modern-art.
The Interiors Of The Church Notre-Dame...
coceng Says: These photos taken by me showing the interiors of The Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame in Vernon.The interior is very decorative with high ceiling & stained glass windows.
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These photos taken by me showing the interiors of The Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame in Vernon.The interior is very decorative with high ceiling & stained...
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Old Half-Timbered Town of Vernon near Monet
This was my third time to be driving past - previous times had just driven past, noticed a turreted castle looking place from the roundabout on the edge of the town turning off to Giverny to see...
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GIVERNY<<<<<VERNON>>>>>LONDON27th June 2004 (Sunday) Me & Pat rushing from Paris to reach Vernon. We wanted to go to Giverny, to see Monet's Garden. We had to get off the...
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Vernon is one of the larger towns of Departement de l'Eure. We stayed in virtually unknown Connelles not far from here. Of the fruit in France, we like cherries the best. They're smaller but far...
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I wish I had more time in this rich little town. I sure enjoyed the Wednesday market!
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- Old Mill, inspired the 1883 painting ‘Maisons sur le vieux pont de Vernon’ by Claude Monet (1840-1926) constructed: 16th century on a 12th century bridge location: near Pont Clemenceau & the...
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