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6 Things to Do in Lisieux

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WHAT TO SEE & DO

Lisieux Overall Appeal  ✦✦✧✧✧

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  Name Appeal Type Visit Cost
1 St. Thérèse of Lisieux Basilica ✦✦✦✧✧ Basilica Self Free
2 St. Pierre of Lisieux Cathedral ✦✦✧✧✧ Cathedral Self Free
3 Carmel of Lisieux ✦✧✧✧✧ Convent Self Free
4 Les Buissonets ✦✧✧✧✧ House Museum Self Free
5 Lisieux History Museum ✦✧✧✧✧ Museum - History Self Paid €
6 Evêché Garden ✦✧✧✧✧ Garden Self Free

1. St. Thérèse of Lisieux Basilica

The grand Lisieux Basilica with its ornate façade, arched entrances, and spires, set against a clear blue sky and framed by trees.

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Type  Basilica
Visit  Self
Cost  Free

French Name
Basilique Sainte-Thérèse de Lisieux

This basilica, dedicated to Saint Thérèse of Lisieux, is one of the most important pilgrimage sites in France. The architecture features neo-Byzantine style and is adorned with colorful mosaics inside.

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2. St. Pierre Cathedral

The Saint Pierre Cathedral in Lisieux, displaying its impressive Gothic architecture with intricate stonework, flying buttresses, and pointed arches. The structure is complemented by a well-kept lawn and a few surrounding buildings.

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Type  Cathedral
Visit  Self
Cost  Free

French Name
Cathédrale Saint-Pierre

This historic cathedral, dating back to the 12th century, showcases a blend of mainly Gothic with some Romanesque architectural styles.

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3. Carmel of Lisieux

The facade of the Carmel of Lisieux, showcasing its ornate architecture with detailed carvings and large arched windows. The building is flanked by simpler structures with a mix of modern and traditional elements.

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Type  Convent
Visit  Self
Cost  Free

French Name
Carmel de Lisieux

The Carmelite convent is a key site of pilgrimage, where St. Thérèse lived as a nun. Visitors can explore the chapel, her preserved living quarters, and a museum that holds relics and personal items belonging to the her.

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4. Les Buissonets

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Type  House Museum
Visit  Self
Cost  Free

French Name
Les Buissonnets

This family home of St. Thérèse is now a museum that provides a personal glimpse into her early life before she entered the Carmelite convent. The house is preserved much as it was during her time.

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5. Lisieux History Museum

An interior view of the History Museum in Lisieux, featuring an exhibit of various artworks and sculptures displayed in a well-lit gallery. The walls are adorned with paintings, and spotlights highlight individual pieces.

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Type  History Museum
Visit  Self
Cost  Paid

French Name
Musée d’Art et d’Histoire de Lisieux

This museum dives into Lisieux’s history with artifacts, documents, and exhibits from ancient times to today.

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6. Evêché Garden

A beautifully landscaped garden with vibrant flower beds and a central fountain, situated in front of a grand historic building. The garden is surrounded by lush green trees and neatly maintained paths.

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Type  Garden
Visit  Self
Cost  Free

French Name
Jardin de l’Évêché

These gardens used to be part of the Episcopal palace.

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