It shared the slings and arrows of the town's fortunes, burned on occasions and often rebuilt. Do not miss the flamboyant north door and, inside, the wrought iron grill closing off the choir stalls, the stained-glass windows (considered the fin..

The old chapter house contains religious art objects from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance: statues made of polychrome wood, Aubusson tapestries, tombstone plaques and capitals. In the basement, note the archeology room where the ancient Gallo-Rom..

Built in the 15C for Bishop Raoul du Fou and today home to the Évreux Museum . The façade on the cathedral side has a pretty, flamboyant structure with gracious dormer windows, ornamented window pediments and a tower staircase.

This promenade honours the memory of Charles II, King of Navarre and Count of Evreux (1332-1387), and Robert de Flocques, who liberated the city in 1441. The ramparts have long since disappeared but this remains a pleasant promenade, leading to the ..

This 15C belfry was miraculously spared during the bombing. It was built to replace one of the towers flanking the city's main entrance. It is worth looking upwards to see the lead-covered spire surrounded by wooden pinnacles.

On the site of the old castle. Opposite the town hall, a fountain by Emile Decorchemont represents the River Eure, symbolised by a young lady wearing the coat of arms of Evreux. The two children are the River's tributaries, the Iton and the Rouloir.

Its four galleries with monolithic columns and wooden roof are enhanced by the shade of the public garden (François Mitterand park). The interior garden has a well and the added attraction of moralist maxims engraved on the tombstones for our general..

The present building dates from the 14C and 15C. Fine Romanesque arcature and fine, 15C stained-glass windows. The St Taurin reliquary is made of silver decorated with enamel and is a masterpiece of medieval workmanship; a gift from St Louis, it is e..