The building dominates the city skyline and from the outside it looks like a concrete power station. However, once inside and in the right light (a bright sunny day would be best), the colours from the multiple coloured glass windows are magnificent and you begin...More

Well worth a visit take time to stand under the tower and look up. Modern design features with a hint at medieval Norman design.

If you are in Le Havre, this is a must visit. Even if you are not into churches it’s something to be seen. The church was designed by Perret, the architect who designed Le Havre after WWII. The interesting thing is that he was an...More

This is a beautiful building both inside and out with the beautiful glass work on the tower must visit

The outside of the church just looked concrete and uninteresting but when you step instead it was out of this world . The stained glass windows were beautiful and the altar was too. We lit some candles and it was a very tranquil place ....More

Eglise St-Joseph is one of many notable buildings built during the reconstruction of Le Havre after the end of World War Two. I don't think anything else comes close to rivalling the sheer scale of this church, which towers over the port, wrought out of...More

This church with its massive steeple is well worth a visit. The best view is inside the church up the hollow steeple. It is quite a fascinating building in this otherwise somewhat prosaic town.