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Top 9 Sights & Landmarks in Vernon, Normandy
Discover the best top things to do in Vernon, France including Le Vieux Moulin de Vernon, Maison du Temps Jadis, Collegiale Notre Dame, Chateau de Bizy, Archives Tower, Hotel de Ville, Chateau des Tourelles, Collegiale Notre-Dame de Vernon, Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry Memorial.
Restaurants in Vernon
1. Le Vieux Moulin de Vernon
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4.5 based on 188 reviews
2. Maison du Temps Jadis
3. Collegiale Notre Dame
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4.5 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By MIMIRAI - Giverny, France
Lovely small Flamboyant Gothic Cathedral with an organ and old and new stained glass. You can visit it for free. This church is still in progress and you may assist to a mass. Very much affected by humidity and rain water through the ages. Funds are needed for renovation!
4. Chateau de Bizy
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4.0 based on 280 reviews
5. Archives Tower
6. Hotel de Ville
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4.0 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By MaryannF650 - Clarksville, United States
While we were at a Port of Call, my husband and I had an opportunity to do some sightseeing here in Vernon. The area is a wonder of beautiful architecture and history. According to brochures, "The Town Hall was built at the end of the19th century in the impressive neo-classical style of the time on a newly created square. The city hall faces the collegiate church. The mayor who erected it took care to raise the bell tower higher than the church, because of the rivalry between religious and civil power at that time. On the back, a fine stained-glass window features the king Saint-Louis receiving three bunches of watercress upon his arrival in Vernon. The town's coat of arm has its origin in this story.
7. Chateau des Tourelles
8. Collegiale Notre-Dame de Vernon
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By MaryannF650 - Clarksville, United States
My husband and I were touring France on the Seine River Cruise and Vernon was one of our Port of Calls. We did a walking tour of the Notre-Dame Church area which was an architectural delight for us. The church is gothic in design with of course stained glass windows, amazing wood carvings and all the gilt that a church of this century can offer. Pamphlets were available which is always nice to have as a remembrance along with all the photographs one can take. This is truly a must-see as well as the cobblestone walkways.
