Explore a cultural counterpoint to the cathedral, showcasing art from medieval to modern. From Renaissance creativity to Baroque masterpieces, it mirrors the city's soul in canvas and sculpture.

Explore the vibrant world of stained glass at the Chartres Centre. Here, you can witness historical and contemporary art, observe artisans at work, and learn about the craft's history and techniques.

Witness the striking Jean Moulin Graffiti, depicts Jean Moulin, a significant hero of the French Resistance. It serves as a contemporary memorial, honouring his courage and sacrifice during World War II.

Visit the quiet charm of Place Sainte-Foy, a hidden gem that invites visitors to pause and absorb the subtle energy of history. The former site of the Église Sainte-Foy, a church with origins dating back to the 7th century.

Chartres' young hero, General Marceau! Bronze statue, moved closer. His ashes rest here. Feel the past!

The Chartres City Hall stands as the stately administrative heart of the city, showcasing classic French architecture. Also anchors a vibrant square and offers easy local dining options.

A glimpse into a 16th-century building with a significant past. It's a key landmark that encapsulates the city's journey through time.

A visit to the Saint-Aignan Church provides a reflective experience, connecting with both history and quiet devotion.

A visit to Galerie Magi is more than just browsing; it's a connection.

A medieval social scene. Now a vegetable market!

A historic gem, Maison du Saumon, reveals much about Chartres' development. Dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries, it is recognized by its timber-framed structure and salmon carving.

Pont Bonju, a historic bridge in Chartres built in 1735. Centuries ago, it was a lively street over the river Eure

The Old Chartres Fortifications, dating back to the medieval era, stand as silent reminders of the city's defence. Imagine a walled city with towers and gates protecting the rising cathedral.