A flagship monument of the city, the imposing and majestic Cathedral of Our Lady, the biggest sanctuary in the department of Eure, is a gem of religious architecture with its radiant and Flamboyant Gothic style. Examples of this include the lantern tower from , crowned by an elegant spire known as the "silver bell tower", and the superb north door, a masterpiece of Flamboyant Gothic designed in the 16th century by Jehan Cossart. Inside, lovers of sacred art can admire magnificent stained glass windows - no fewer than 70 - ranging from the 13th to the 16th century, as well as the thirteen radiant chapels adorned with splendid Renaissance enclosures made of carved wood.
A bronze statue of Jupiter Stator, dating from the 1st century, religious art objects, Aubusson tapestries, paintings from the 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, and decorative arts are among the attractions to admire in the museum's various rooms.
Another place of interest to discover is the Church of St. Taurinus, the remains of a Benedictine abbey founded in the 10th century, the centrepiece of which is the shrine of St. A real masterpiece of the silversmith's art! Finally, take the time to stroll along the charming walkways along the Iton - an ideal way to enjoy beautiful views of the cathedral, the old episcopal palace and the clock tower! Two-thousand-year-old city and capital of the Eure : its Notre-Dame cathedral, an architectural jewel of the 13th century, its museum in the former episcopal palace which currently houses the famous hunt of Saint-Taurin, a treasure of medieval goldsmithing You will appreciate the walk along the Iton in this town which has 4 flowers in the ranking of towns and villages in bloom.
Want outdoor leisure activities? Treat yourself to special moments of relaxation in the heart of a preserved natural heritage: walk along the Iton, Natura classified hillsides, greenway, Iton valley, forests, fly fishing sites, paths of hiking, 65 ha golf course…. Looking for the art of living and conviviality? Take advantage of the quality accommodation, the inventive gastronomy and the dense and dynamic commercial fabric of the Ebroician city and its surrounding towns.
Aubin, the city-sanctuary Gisacum, which is being phased out and disappear in the fifth century. The Interpretation Centre houses a permanent exhibition tracing the history of Gisacum and the archaeological garden offers an original setting value of the thermal baths, which helps visualize the missing monuments in a pleasant landscaped setting.
