Top Architecture in Normandy

Check out the stained glass windows; they're best viewed when the light is hitting them just right. I recommend going on a sunny day for the full effect.

Wear comfy shoes. The cobblestone paths are pretty and all, but my feet were killing me by the end. I saw a few tourists struggling with that, too.

I recommend bringing some snacks and water. The food options inside are limited and pretty pricey! I spent way too much on a tiny sandwich.

Try to visit right at 9 AM when the square is quiet. You can take stunning photos without too many people around. I regretted not getting there earlier.

Explore the surrounding streets after your visit! I kinda overlooked the rest of the area but the architecture and little alleyways nearby are stunning and worth the extra time.

if you can, visit the gros horloge on a weekday, preferably in the morning around 9 am. it gets kinda crowded later on, especially on weekends, so you’ll have better pictures and a more relaxed vibe.

Don't miss the little art shops nearby! They offer great local paintings and crafts at really affordable prices. I stumbled upon a fantastic piece I didn't expect to find.

If you’re short on time, grab lunch at one of the smaller cafes right around the church. I found a cute spot with delicious pastries that didn't break the bank

Make sure to wear good walking shoes. The cliffs can get a bit steep and slippery, so you don’t want to risk a tumble while taking pics - trust me, I learned the hard way!

If you're into photography, go around 5 PM when the sunlight hits the stained glass beautifully. Trust me, your pics will look amazing!

Try to catch a choral event if you can. The acoustics are stunning, and it's a whole different vibe. I stumbled upon one by chance, so keep an eye on schedules!

Don't rush through it! I spent about 30 minutes, but I wish I had taken more time to really appreciate the details in the architecture. Take it slow!

I think you should check the weather beforehand. I went on a rainy day and the courtyard was slippery, making it hard to take good photos. Just be prepared with proper shoes.

My advice is to bring your own snacks and drinks! The cafes inside can be pricey, and you'll probably want to recharge while enjoying the scenic views. Just pack a little picnic to save some cash.