ST. LEONARD'S CHURCH
In Honfleur's Saint-Léonard district, this church is home to many little-known treasures.
Like the town itself, the 12th-century church of Saint-Léonard has been marked by war. Numerous reconstructions have given the monument its atypical architecture, marked by a variety of influences. At the entrance, you won't want to miss the clams, two real 18th-century shells, among the largest in France. Superb! Another rare feature is the paintings on the walls, which are usually found in Orthodox churches. Less well known than Sainte Catherine, this church is nonetheless home to many treasures!
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