The most decorative part of this belfry, built between 1512 and 1537 by Clément Métézeau , is flamboyant in style; its windows are framed with pilasters crowned by a frieze, turrets and a lantern.

Originally built in 1816 by the widow of Philip Equality, then extended by Louis-Philippe, it pays tribute to the 19C by the quality of its architecture and the artists who contributed to its embellishment. Notice the five stained-glass windows by th..

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One of the town's liveliest streets (particularly on market days) and once the town's main thoroughfare, this street has two timber-framed houses, their overhanging upper storeys supporting one another by beams.

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This square named after Clément Métézeau (1581-1652), the architect of the belfry, is the centre of a pleasant pedestrian area, ideal for a stroll.

Built in the early 13C, the church was partly destroyed during the Hundred Years' War and modified considerably from the 15 to the 17C. Inside, are fine 15 and 16C windows in the side chapels and a font carved out of a capital.

Housed in a neo-Romanesque chapel, the museum has works by Claude Monet, Vlaminck, Montézin and Le Sidaner, a room with local archeological exhibits and a collection of documents evoking the past history of Dreux and the region from the Middle Ages t..