Ancient Works On The Homeland Of French President

French President François Hollande was born in Rouen, a city on the banks of the Seine River, in northern France. This place is famous for its ancient architecture and long-standing culture. This was an important land during the Roman and Middle Ages, with many Gothic churches. Old town: This area is an ideal place for visitors to explore narrow medieval alleys, wooden houses and cobbled streets. You can find stylish little cafes and restaurants to rest after walking

. Notre-Dame Cathedral: Located in the heart of the old town, Notre-Dame is one of the largest and most impressive Gothic churches in France. The main part of the church was built in the 13th century and only completed in the 16th century. Visitors will be overwhelmed by the complex facade of the church The main entrance of Notre-Dame has appeared in many famous paintings by the painter Claude Monet.



Photo: Hihostels. Ancient space, spacious inside the church. Beaux-Arts Museum: This is considered one of the most important art museums in France. The museum is located in the middle of a tree-lined plaza, with a rich collection of paintings and sculptures, spanning the 15th to 21st centuries. Photo: Mbarouen. Post-production Gothic architecture. The tower of the cathedral has a decorative pointed spike called the "Normandy Crown" Photo: Edith / Flickr The church has a spacious interior, with 80 stained-glass windows to let light in.



Photo: Patrimoine-histoire Visitors can admire the relief depicting events in the life of the Virgin Mary and see the famous pipe organ made by Cavaillé-Coll. Photo: Jeanbaptistemonnot.Aître Saint-Maclou: This medieval building has a history of the plague or "Black Death" that raged in 1348, making up one third of Rouen's population. After that, the building was used as a place for funerals, and the surrounding buildings became places to store the remains. The gallery here is decorated with skulls, human bones, grave digging tools and funeral items. Photo: Paris-normandie.Eglise Jeanne d’Arc: This fairly modern church allows visitors to learn about St. Jeanne d’Arc.



The church was built right where the Holy Woman was executed on the crematorium. The roof of the church simulates the rising fire. Inside, the splendid stained-glass windows from Saint-Vincent Church give a magical atmosphere. Gros-Horloge Clock: This is one of the famous attractions of Rouen. This impressive antique timepiece has two identical faces on either side of an archway spanning Gros Horloge Street. Created by Jourdain del Leche in 1389, the watch was transferred here in 1529. The face of the watch is shaped in the shape of the sun with 24 rays of light against the starry sky. A sphere above represents the moon.



Verdrel Square: If you want to relax after a day exploring Rouen, you can go to the green oasis located in the city center. Verdrel is a tree-lined park, with a beautiful lake, loved by the city dwellers. Photo: Panoram-art. According to Zing News ***.

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