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Eglise Notre-Dame et Grand Orgue Notre-Dame

Attraction · Carentan-les-Marais
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About

Notre-Dame Church was built in the 11th century and is a listed building. All that remains from the Norman period is the west gate, the lower part of the pillars, the four main pillars of the transept crossing and the Romanesque arches. The church holds a beautiful collection of recently restored paintings from the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries. Notre-Dame’s great organ began a new life in 1990. Listed as a national monument for its case and pipes, it was recently restored in the classical style of the late 17th century.

From the tourism feed, updated 6 Nov 2026 by Attitude Manche. Rules can differ by commune, so check the signs on site.

Questions dog owners ask

Are dogs allowed at Eglise Notre-Dame et Grand Orgue Notre-Dame?
Not confirmed. The tourism listing ticks "no pets" without giving a rule; that often means "on request", so ask before you go.
Are there any dog-friendly restaurants near Eglise Notre-Dame et Grand Orgue Notre-Dame?
Yes: La Guinguette des Marais (2 km, dogs allowed), Crêperie Cauquigny (13 km, dogs allowed), Le Domaine de la Vallée (13 km, dogs allowed).
Are there any dog-friendly beaches near Eglise Notre-Dame et Grand Orgue Notre-Dame?
None confirmed yet. These may accept dogs, so ask before you go: Plage d'Audouville-la-Hubert (14 km), Plage de Saint-Martin-de-Varreville (15 km), Plage de Foucarville (17 km).
Where is Eglise Notre-Dame et Grand Orgue Notre-Dame?
Place Guillaume de Cerisay, 50500 Carentan-les-Marais, in the Manche department of Normandy, France.

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diocese50.fr/les-paroisses-et-les-doyennes/saint-leon-de-carentan+33 2 33 42 05 99Contact details may belong to the local tourist office.

Data: DATAtourisme / Attitude Manche, Licence Ouverte (Etalab 2.0). Source record

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