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The Bayeux Cathedral is a historical Norman-Romanesque cathedral that traces its origins to the 7thcentury.
The Bayeux Cathedral is a historical Norman-Romanesque cathedral that traces its origins to the 7thcentury. Consecrated in 1077, it has been rebuilt and renovated several times over the years. It was the original home of the Bayeux Tapestry, which was kept here till the 18thcentury.
The edifice has a Romanesque core with a Gothic façade. The western façade has 5 portals, flanked by two 70 metre high towers. The south portal has scenes of the Last Judgment, while the north portal depicts scenes from the Passion of Christ. Inside, there are striking stained glass windows, including one that commemorates the Allied troops. The crypt has some fine murals from the 14thcentury. In summer, the church is beautifully lit at night to highlight the Gothic architectural features.
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4 Rue du Général de Dais, 14400 Bayeux, France
+33 2 31 92 01 85
The Atelier Galerie Ludovic Grand-Guillot showcases contemporary paintings and sculpture
Located in the former bishop's palace, the Baron Gérard Museum is dedicated to the history of Bayeux
The Lace Conservatory in Hotel du Doyen is dedicated to the fine art of lace work, showcasing some intricate creations
Aure du Commun is a souvenir shop in the historic heart of Bayeux where you can pick up local specialties such as French lace-work, books on Norman history, and local delicacies
The Musée de la Tapisserie de Bayeux is dedicated to the Bayeux Tapestry, the embroidered cloth from the 11thcentury which illustrates the events leading up to the Norman conquest of England by William the Conqueror
The Eglise Saint-Patrice de Bayeux is a 12thcentury Catholic church that is noted for its Renaissance bell tower, stained glass windows, and impressive acoustics of the nave
The Memorial Museum of the Battle of Normandy in Bayeux is dedicated to the military exploits of the Allies against the Germans in the 10 weeks following the D-Day landings
The Mémorial des Reporters is a green stretch with stone columns, listing the names of journalists killed at work around the world
The Bayeux Commonwealth War Graves Commission Cemetery is the largest World War II British military cemetery in France, commemorating the 5000 Commonwealth soldiers who died in Normandy for the Allied cause
The Jardin Botanique de Bayeux is a public garden between Rue de Port-en-Bessin and Rue du Chemin Vert, spread over 2
