Sights
Edit ThisMaisons du Saumon
Edit ThisOne of the oldest houses in Chartres.
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| address: | 10, Place de la Poissonerie |
Eglise Saint-Pierre
Edit ThisThe Saint Pierre is an ancient Benedictine abbey.
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Maison Picassiette
Edit ThisOne of the strangest sites in Chartres is the Maison Picassiette. Raymond Isidore (1900-1964) made art without knowing it. He was a tramway conductor, a cemetery sweeper and covered patiently his house, garden, furniture during 30 years with small pieces of faience, porcelain and broken pottery.
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| openinghours: | Closed on Tuesday (and during winter) |
| url: | www.thejoyofshards.co.uk |
Cathedral
Edit ThisIt’s arriving from the northeast that you’re most impressed by the majesty of this gothic monument of 130 m total length (the nave measures 73 meters for a width of 32 meters (the widest of France). And a height of 36.5 m). All around you have Chartres, a medieval city, lying in the midst of wheat and cornfields. Already from very far you see the spire of the cathedral, pilgrims used as a landmark since centuries.
| type: | Churches & Cathedrals |
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Hotel de Ville
Edit This17-th century Hotel de Ville is a very stylsih building.
| type: | Historic Buildings |
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Maison Truie-qui-Filhe
Edit ThisOld wooden house.
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| address: | 14, Place de la Poissonnerie |
