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An exceptional and unmissable monument: Coutances Cathedral An emblematic monument of the historic capital of the Cotentin region, Coutances Cathedral is, alongside Mont Saint-Michel, the most famous jewel of Norman Gothic architecture. A must-see when visiting the Cotentin region, it will allow you to discover an exceptional building of unparalleled beauty.

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Coutances Cathedral, with its towers and stone spires, towers majestically above the city, was rebuilt in the 13th century. Nevertheless, the Romanesque structure of the nave and the towers of the facade were retained and form the basic framework of the present cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture in Normandy. The building owes its fame to its outstanding elegance, the boldness of its lantern tower (the most beautiful in Normandy), and its magnificent medieval stained-glass windows (the largest surviving 13th-century stained-glass windows in Normandy).

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Created between 1852 and 1855, the Coutances Botanical Garden is one of the oldest in Normandy. The harmonious combination of French symmetrical borders, English-style tree groups, and Italianate terraces invites you to stroll, relax, and dream.

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The church of Notre-Dame de Gratot is a Catholic building located in the French commune of Gratot in the department of the English Channel in Normandy.

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The botanical garden is beautifully landscaped and impresses with its enormous variety of flowers. In the summer, concerts are held in the park twice a day. The garden is accessible free of charge and is a little oasis!

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The Notre-Dame Church of Gratot is a Catholic church located in the territory of the French commune of Gratot, in the Manche department in Normandy. The church and the cemetery are registered as historical monuments. The church was built to replace a chapel built within the walls of the castle by the lords of Gratot. In the 15th century, Philippe d'Argouges (†1474) had the choir and the very high gable roof tower built with windows with meneaux; the portico seems older; the chapels were added in the 18th century.

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The castle of Gratot was owned by the Argouges family for five centuries. It then stood empty until volunteers restored it and brought it back to life from 1968. A small bridge with three arches (back of the castle) over the moat leads through the gatehouse to the courtyard. The outbuildings are located around the gatehouse. There is a corner tower on the west side. The 18th-century pavilion has a mansard roof and has three floors and fifteen rooms. The living quarters, above which the roof is missing, are accessed via a small staircase. On the ground floor, the light falls through high windows and on the upper floor through dormer windows.

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