Le Havre Cathedral Review

The Cathedral of Le Havre is the oldest church in the city and has been around for 500 years. Although the church is not as grand as St. Joseph's Church, the interior decoration is also very stylish, high vaults, exquisite statues, when the sun shines through the windows into the church, giving a very sacred feeling.

The cathedral of Le Havre, also known as Notre Dame Le Havre, is the main church of the parish. The architecture combines three styles of Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque, making it the oldest building in Le Havre. The church is large in size, but the color pattern is relatively simple, even if the light is good, there is not much shocking color, slightly inferior to St. Joseph's Cathedral.

CathédraleduHavre Le Havre Cathedral, full name of Le Havre Notre Dame Cathedral, is the main church of Le Havre Parish. The building is very simple, blending Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles, is the oldest building in Le Havre. It is a 25-minute walk from the train station.

This is another photo of the facade, next to its bell tower. Unlike many churches I have seen, Le Havre Cathedral looks old and weathered by the years, just like the old people who came to Mass, exudes medieval atmosphere in a simple and elegant silence.

The church environment is really good.