This building is truly impressive and well worth a visit. As we arrived late into Rouen and were leaving early the next morning or visit wasn't a particularly long one (about 15 minutes), but was worth taking the time to walk to the Cathedral. The architecture is stunning and the interior vast, well adorned and extremely interesting.

Free entry, but recommended to make a donation and or buy a souvenir. The cathedral is around 800 years old and has the tallest tower of any church in France at nearly 500 feet. Take a city guide tour to make the most of this amazing place and the other historic buildings here. Rouen is a fantastic city and you may need a few days here?

The history of Notre Dame de Rouen is as interesting as it is impressive. Started in the 12th century, rebuilt several times because of fire and war, the cathedral thrives. A marvelous edifice that is as impressive inside, especially as one looks down the nave, as it is looking at the portals and the towers. Must see cathedral.

This is a classic French Cathedral but seems to have more light than many others. The external stone work is both interesting and beautiful. There is also an interesting exhibit on the restoration of the Cathedral followwing the Second World War.

This is the landmark of Rouen. Very impressive building with a very tall tower "flèche ". You really have to take the time to look at all the details to realize how amazing that building is. It was painted many times by the famous painter Claude Monet.

Rouen Cathedral is a magnificent example of Gothic architecture. With Notra Dame de Paris still under renovation, it was wonderful to visit this marvelous cathedral with its stunning stained glass windows and beautiful interior. After a leisurely daytime visit we were invited to return for a late evening choral concert, a highlight of the trip. Amazing acoustics and the beautifully directed and accomplished singers left us spellbound. Unforgettable!

A must see in Normandy. The cathedral displays building styles of different eras, starting from romanesque stone, to high gothic and further. Each of the three towers is different. Currently undergoing some renovation, but you can see all the important parts and the entrance is free of charge. I was specifically interested in seeing the effigy of Richard the Lionheart. His heart is actually buried there. Amazing history.

Such a breathtakingly amazing place to visit. We were free to wander around inside, it is amazing and well worth a visit. Candles are available to buy inside. The history inside is wonderful but mainly in French so have google translate on hand or just enjoy the architecture and stained glass windows. Incredible. Currently outside the main spire is covered in scaffolding