Near Honfleur and Deauville, in Beuzeville, fall under the spell of the stained glass windows of this church created by an exceptional master.
A stone's throw from the Seine estuary and the Pont de Normandie, a visit to the St Hélier church in Beuzeville is worth the detour! Built in the 12th century and remodeled in the 16th and 18th centuries, the three naves, a sanctuary, two chapels, now evoke the serenity of Norman cloisters. As soon as you enter the church, you will be struck by the exceptional quality of the 19 stained glass windows in flamboyant colors created by the renowned master glassmaker, François Décorchemont, between 1960 and 1966.
Using digital players available free of charge, the Tourist Office offers you an audio-guided tour of the church's stained glass windows, for a true immersion in the world of colors...
A stone's throw from the Seine estuary and the Pont de Normandie, a visit to the St Hélier church in Beuzeville is worth the detour! Built in the 12th century and remodeled in the 16th and 18th centuries, the three naves, a sanctuary, two chapels, now evoke the serenity of Norman cloisters. As soon as you enter the church, you will be struck by the exceptional quality of the 19 stained glass windows in flamboyant colors created by the renowned master glassmaker, François Décorchemont, between 1960 and 1966.
Using digital players available free of charge, the Tourist Office offers you an audio-guided tour of the church's stained glass windows, for a true immersion in the world of colors...
Themes:
Costumed
Language(s) of the visit
French
Audio guide language(s)
French
Pricing
free
