Rouen Cathedral

Rouen Cathedral, officially known as the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Rouen, is a historic Gothic church in Normandy, France. Celebrated for its stunning architecture, intricate facade, and impressive stained glass windows, it has been a significant religious and cultural site since the 13th century. The cathedral is famously linked to the painter Claude Monet, who created a series of paintings capturing its changing appearances under different lights. As a symbol of medieval craftsmanship and religious heritage, Rouen Cathedral continues to attract visitors for its artistic beauty, architectural grandeur, and historical significance.