Abbaye-aux-Hommes

Photo 3, © Caen la mer Tourisme / Pauline & Mehdi – Photographie

Photo 4, © Caen la mer Tourisme / Pauline & Mehdi – Photographie

Photo 5, © Caen la mer Tourisme / Pauline & Mehdi – Photographie

The Benedictine Abbey of Saint-Étienne in Caen was founded in 1063 by William the Conqueror. The church dates mainly from the 11th and 13th centuries and houses the tomb of the Duke of Normandy and King of England. The former monastery, which was damaged during the Wars of Religion and rebuilt in the 18th century, is now the seat of Caen City Council. Visitors can explore the cloister and several historical exhibitions there.

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Opening / reception hours

Group reception

Yes

Languages spoken

We speak: French, English

Rates

Low Carbon Rate - EN — Low Carbon Rate – EN, © Normandie Tourisme

Normandy Low Carbon Rate

This service provider is a member of the Normandy Low Carbon Rate scheme, offering you a reduced fare if you travel by train, coach or bike.

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Services and equipment

Equipment

Services

Accessibility

From 4 € / adult Base rate: base rate – full rate adult

Address

Hôtel de Ville
Esplanade Jean-Marie Louvel
14027 CAEN

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