CHURCH OF OUR LADY
This building of flamboyant Gothic style preserves in its restoration the scars of the war.
Deeply marked by the bombings of June 1944, the building, of flamboyant Gothic style, preserves in its restoration the stigmata of the war. Its façade was not restored, and in its place a green schist wall closes the nave. Noteworthy are the curious, elaborate exterior pulpit flanking the north wall of the choir, a World War II shell embedded in the stone, and the 15th and 16th-century stained glass windows miraculously saved from the disaster. Its peculiar appearance makes it one of the curiosities of the city.
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