Eglise Sainte-Foy

The church features a southern tower with a fifty-six meter spire, reconstructed after its destruction during a storm in 1842.

The complete reconstruction of the church during the 16th century established it as a prime example of Norman late Gothic architecture.

The stained glass windows created in the mid-16th century demonstrate the expertise of Norman glassmakers during the Renaissance period.

Located at 5 Sainte-Foy Street, the church welcomes visitors during religious services and heritage days throughout the year.

The church houses a 12th-century tombstone of Guillaume de Conches, representing one of the oldest funerary artifacts in the region.

Location: Conches-en-Ouche

Address: rue Sainte-Foy

GPS coordinates: 48.96250,0.94203

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:53