Église Saint-Ouen de Pont-Audemer

The Saint-Ouen church features a seven-bay nave with side aisles, lateral chapels, and a polygonal apse built in Caen stone.

Construction began in the 11th century, with major renovations in the 15th century under architect Michel Gohier, though parts remained incomplete.

The church displays architectural elements from three periods: Romanesque, Gothic, and Renaissance, reflecting regional Norman building traditions.

The church stands on Republic Street in the historic center of Pont-Audemer, serving as the main religious building of the town.

The nave ceiling features an inverted ship's hull design with exposed beams, while the side aisles use ribbed vaulting.

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

Made from material: Caen stone

GPS coordinates: 49.35529,0.51502

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:49