Tourist attractions Les Andelys

There are hardly any elements left from the castle desired by King Richard the Lion Hearted. The small castle was separated from the main fort by a deep ditch. Only the tallest of the five towers, which defended the small castle, remains. It was the ..

Surrounding the village of Lyons-la-Forêt , this vast woodland (10 700ha) is “one of the natural wonders of France and the apogee of the beech tree”. Its trees often have trunks over 20m high; the highest, the Bunodière beech, nudges 50m. Within its..

Two towers flanked by a square stair turret give movement to the facade. The right side in Flamboyant style dates back to the 16C, whilst the left side (16C-17C) is in Renaissance style (Roman arches, ionic pilasters, balustrade roofs, caryatids and ..

From the right bank of the river, view of the old Vernon's slate roofs and the greenery of the valley: a feeling of serenity.

This collegiate church was rebuilt several times between the 12C and the Renaissance period. The facade shows a beautiful flamboyant rose window between two galleries. An outstanding collection of 16 windows by the master glass artist Hermet, was ins..

In the Classical style, the château has a colonnaded façade giving on to the park. The more severe south front forms, together with the main lodgings and stables, a harmonious main courtyard. The rooms lined with woodwork and Gobelins tapestries have..

Eclectic collections (prehistory, animal paintings and sculptures). Apart from the Nabis exhibited (Pierre Bonnard, Rosa Bonheur and Maurice Denis), you will not forget two paintings by Monet and the study of humorous drawings .

From the middle of this bridge, there is a pleasant view of Vernon, the wooded islands scattered on the Seine and the ruined supports of an old 12C bridge on which the Vernonnet mill rests.

Beautiful 15C two-story corbelled structured dwelling which today houses the Tourist Office. Notice the Annunciation on the angled post.

The Bourbon-Penthièvre Pavillion is an 18C mansion located on the bank of the Seine which belonged to the former Duke of Vernon. The street, which leads to Notre-Dame Church, is lined with projecting one story houses with corbelled attics. At nº 15, ..