| The Keep of the Castle of Rouen is the most visible remains of the castle built in 1204 AD. |
| Typical street in the Old town area of Rouen. |
| Timber-framed buildings on Rue de l'Hopital near Eglise St-Ouen. |
| Rue Saint-Nicholas pedestrian street in the old part of Rouen. |
| St-Amant restaurant on Rue Saint-Amant, a side street near Rue Saint-Nicholas. |
| Eglise St-Maclou built between 1437 and 1521 as viewed from Place Barthelemy. |
| Cathedrale Notre Dame begun in 1201 AD and completed in 1514 AD. The spire was replaced in 1822 AD. |
| Alley just off Rue due la Republique near St-Ouen. |
| Eglise St-Ouen was begun in 1318 AD interrupted by the 100 year War and completed in the 15th Century. |
| Rouen City Hall. |
| Medieval buildings lean over the street in Rouen's Old Town. |
| The seriously dumb looking Eglise Jeanne d'Arc built in 1979 AD to look like an overturned boat. |
| Place de Vieux Marche. Joan of Arc was burned here in 1431 AD by the English. |
| Gare de Rouen Rue Verte (Rouen Train station) was opened in 1847 AD. |
| Tour Jeanne d'Arc so named because Joan of Arc was held here in 1431 AD. |
| The Gros Horloge is an astronomical clock (16th century) though the movement is older (1389). |
| The 135m long nave of the Cathedral of Notre Dame. Note the damaged WWII flag. |
| An interesting wooden staircase in a corner of the Cathedral. |
| The Bureau des Finances (1509 AD) is now a Tourist Office. |
| The remains of a Church at the corner of Rue Aux Ours and Rue Jeanne d'Arc. |
| The River Seine form Jeanne d'Arc Bridge looking East toward Paris. |
| WWII shell damage to the Palace of Justice. |
| Inside the largely empty (and dusty) Eglise St-Ouen it is 137m long and 26m wide. |
| A clear view of Eglise St-Ouen from the gardens out back. |
| Half-timbered houses along Rue des Faulx. |
| Walking along Rue des Faulx. |
| The remnants of an old-fashioned billboard painted on the side of a building. |
| Wandering along a pedestrian street in Rouen's Old Town. |
| The strange interior of Eglise Jeanne d'Arc which was built in 1979 AD. The architect's concept was an over-turned boat representing the fishermen. |
| The World Cup game between France and Portugal is shown live on the big screen in Place de Vieux Marche. |
| Every night images are projected onto the Cathedral of Notre Dame facade. |
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| The early Gothic Tour St-Romain (left) and the central doorway of the Cathedral. |
| Renaissance building on the edge of Old Town. |
| Grave of the Viking Rollo who became the first Duke of Normandy (860 - 932AD). |
| Effigy of Richard the Lion-Heart. Only Richard's heart is buried in Rouen Cathedral. |
